| Silhouettes and minorettes
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| A mourning called a prayer
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| Anger in a market place
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| Confusion over there
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| Itchin' in your fingers
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| Steam train in your chest
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| Photo in your pocket
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| Dog tags on your breast
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| Should you take two steps forward
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| Should you take one step back
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| Who’s the friend that’s screaming at you
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| Who’s the stranger in the black
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| For jesus sake stop sweating son
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| For allah’s sake think twice
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| There’s no one winning this time
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| There’s no luck in this dice
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| Somewhere in another land
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| A glass falls to the floor
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| Somewhere in another land
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| A knock comes to the door
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| It’s playing on every channel
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| An epic after school
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| Two towers into nothing
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| And we the bigger fools
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| We’re not in Kansas Toto
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| The writings on the wall
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| They’re moving all their children out
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| They’re not like you at all
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| Somewhere in another land
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| A glass falls to the floor
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| Somewhere in another land
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| A knock comes to the door
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| Somewhere in another land
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| You can’t take much more
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| 20 happy birthdays
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| A thousand summer suns
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| Friends and lovers first times
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| I never play with guns
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| Home along the seafront
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| And off to fight the war
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| Home along the crowd filled street
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| Home to left no more
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| Somewhere in another land
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| A glass falls to the floor
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| Somewhere in another land
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| A knock comes to the door
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| Somewhere in another land
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| You can take much more
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| Rows of plastic soldiers
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| Rows of fighting games
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| Rows of faded photographs
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| Rows of stolen names
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| There’s a raven on the monument
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| Near the cannon in the park
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| There’s a bench that we all sat on
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| Drinking cider after dark |