| I drove a tank in on the left
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| I hid a rifle on the right
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| When she said «I see a tunnel
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| And at the end I see a light»
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| I see fire on the water
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| On the right bank and the left
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| And she smiles when she wears the iron curtain as a dress
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| I said come on, come on
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| You’re tellin' me to see the truth even with my eyes sewn up
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| Come on
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| You’re tellin' me to tell the truth even with my mouth sewn shut
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| I see a preacher with a secret
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| And he dare not make a sound
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| I see the smoke and fire
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| And the market burning down
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| I see a tulip on the grave
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| Of a lover who confessed
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| I’m a soldier and a poet
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| But I’m a dancer at best
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| I said come on, come on
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| You’re tellin' me to see the truth even with my eyes sewn up
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| Come on
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| You’re tellin' me to tell the truth even with my mouth sewn shut
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| I said come on
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| You’re tellin' me to see the truth even with my eyes sewn up
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| Come on
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| You’re tellin' me to tell the truth even with my mouth sewn shut
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| Yes baby yes
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| I’m burnin' houses baby
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| I’m burnin' bridges baby
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| Yes baby yes
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| I’m burnin' houses baby
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| I’m burnin' bridges baby
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| I drove a tank in on the left
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| I hid a rifle on the right
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| When she said «I see a tunnel
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| And at the end I see a light»
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| I see fire on the water
|
| On the right bank and the left
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| And she smiles when she wears the iron curtain as a dress
|
| I said come on, come on
|
| You’re tellin' me to see the truth even with my eyes sewn up
|
| Come on
|
| You’re tellin' me to tell the truth even with my mouth sewn shut
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| I said come on
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| You’re tellin' me to see the truth even with my eyes sewn up
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| Come on
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| You’re tellin' me to tell the truth even with my mouth sewn shut |