Wartime At The Apollo
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Wartime At The Apollo
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Pray for words
Or a cause to sell
My tongue is
A weapon that I'm supposed to hate
You've been to china
Or seen the great wall
All walls are great
If the roof doesn't fall
Less talk, more thought
Say anything, and you can say it again
Where are we going?
(Whether or not it was ever worth being said)
Is this where we want to be?
(Whether or not it was ever worth being said)
To call this progress
(Whether or not it was ever worth being said)
Seems like a lie to me
Start on a laugh
But end on a cry
And all to understand
Why honest men die
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