Sad Song
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Sad Song
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We'll come a long way to rip out
The heart of your city
Install a filter to get rid of
Everything pretty
What we give is what we will receive [x2]
It just takes a sad song
To keep us marching on
(to keep us marching on)
[x2]
We'll go a long way to bring back
All that has been taken
No matter if we're right or if
We have been mistaken
What we give is what we will receive [x2]
It just takes a sad song
To keep us marching on
(to keep us marching on)
[x2]
(it just takes a sad song)
To keep, to keep us marching on
[x2]
It just takes a sad song
To keep us marching on
(to keep us marching on)
[x2]
(it just takes a sad song)
To keep, to keep us marching on
[x2]
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Universal Poplab performs "Sad Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Universal Poplab catalog on LyroVerse.
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