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Artist: They Might Be Giants
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The Army's Tired Now
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The Army's Tired Now
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The army's tired now,
Tired of swinging its giant arms
The army's tired now
Tired of waiting on the couch
And it's so sad
All its defenders have moved along
And it's so sad
The army's good times have all gone.
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