Bunker Buster
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Bunker Buster
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Go where, go where fluorescent primates teem
And wind through the neon screens
That scan over muted lips on japanese ships
Swelling, screaming, it’s a deranged enhancement
Deflated amplifiers overdeveloped in incompetent ways
Slowly, slowly fall through the snow so softly
Carry me where we're going
Nowhere at all, we're going
Nowhere at all
Go where, go where fluorescent primates
Teem and wind through the neon screens
That scan over muted lips on japanese ships
Swelling, screaming, it’s a deranged enhancement
Deflated amplifiers overdeveloped in incompetent ways
What side are you on, man?
We look the same
I know eventually you'll tell me where you came from
You'll tell me where you came from
You'll tell me where you came from
You'll tell me where you came from
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Viet Cong performs "Bunker Buster", and this lyric page sits inside the Viet Cong catalog on LyroVerse.
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