War Birth
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War Birth
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in '64 theres a milk man at the door heard the battle family had a new born baby named eddie was a product of the trailer parks his military father died when he was four drop kids drop dead they're drafted from a crib war birth war birth eddie battles got no chance far away in fighter planes, so many die in boming raids yer an old man at the age of 19 they sent him off to sea to sink in a submarine all the leaders they got the masses to believe march until yer dead do all the rest will be free death is democracy life is anarchy shoot the president i wanna fuck yer queen
(chrous) eddies in the scouts & dreams about m-16's mom swims in a bottle for breakfast everyday the kids dont get along embarrased of his home he hates his pops who left and wants to do the same
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