| Oh, what a day, I lost my body
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| A feast for beast and all mankind
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| I am prescription filled for your mind
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| And the tyrants had their party
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| While the people fell to pieces
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| World cries out
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| Oh, can’t you see us?
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| But they’ve clearly lost their mind
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| They will come to live again, again
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| (In a soldier’s mind, a washed up body)
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| So where is God? |
| He has no say here
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| At least the beast is fleeting too
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| We have an unstrung fate for all time
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| Yet the masters have their money
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| While the people pray to pictures
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| Words of peace hang in the houses
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| But we’ve clearly missed the point
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| They will come to live again, again
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| (In a soldier’s mind, a haunting vision)
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| What can we say?
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| We have no army
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| At least the east will rise a sun
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| I am so lonesome now for a time
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| And the tyrants had their party
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| While the people fell to pieces
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| World cries out
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| Oh, can’t you see us?
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| But they’ve clearly lost their mind
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| They will come to live again, again |