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Unmarked

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Yaz Canonical path: /yaz/unmarked Related lyric paths: 6 Video embedded: yes
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Unmarked

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go and join the army

said the father to the son

see the world around you boy

and learn to use a gun

think you're something special

well, we'll make you just the same

there's nothing wrong in dying

after all, it's just a game

- just a game.

read the morning paper

there's a picture of a cross

"we were proud in them days"

by the way, i think you lost

trust me when i tell you boy

that god is on our side

even jesus cheers us on

against the other side

- against the other side.

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