Tiny Town
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Tiny Town
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calling all the ants
this is our last chance
trumpet of the saints
call the heads of states
and let's all kill the giants
let's all kill the giants
of tiny town
hold the torches high
lay them down to die
they know more than we know
and all they do is grow
so let's all kill the giants
let's all kill the giants
of tiny town
hang moss upon their visions
put glass around their dreams
dissension is their mission
tenacious in their schemes
so let's all kill the giants
let's all kill the giants
of tiny town
divide the wheat and tares
and set the traps and snares
put rebellion down
it's safe in tiny town
'cause we've all killed the giants
we've all killed the giants
tiny town
(it's safe in tiny town)
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