| We cannot sense, we cannot know
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| What they’re going through over there
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| Bodies dropping in the snow
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| Russians marching everywhere
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| It’s history that cannot be
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| Felt by tiny souls
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| Inside this chest beats a plastic heart
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| And pleasure is its goal
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| It’s sick, and I got it on my TV
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| It’s sick when I don’t feel a thing
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| It’s sick, and I get a little queasy
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| When somebody tells me it’s only a game
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| (It's sick)
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| The black man, he knows the score
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| He’s tied to shores so strange and foreign
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| Like bombs of war that scar the western front
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| A sense of history leaves his heart in ruins
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| We cannot sense, we cannot know
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| What he’s going through today
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| Men still burn crosses on the knoll
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| And drag his weary soul away
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| It’s sick, and I got it on my TV
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| It’s sick when I don’t feel a thing
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| It’s sick, and I get a little queasy
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| When somebody tells me it’s only a game
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| (It's sick)
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| Our trial is which car to buy
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| Temptation is that extra dessert
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| In the land of orange juice
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| You’re better off with the right kind of shirt
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| But take away the naïveté
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| Expose the sources of our fears
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| We’ll run to missiles if we’re pushed that far
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| Proceed to blow it all away!
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| It’s sick, and I got it on my TV
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| It’s sick when I don’t feel a thing
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| It’s sick, and I get a little queasy
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| When somebody tells me it’s only a game
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| (It's sick) |