1. |
All Or Nothing
04:10
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2. |
Wouldn't you say?
04:05
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To sort the boys out from the men
The men send the boys to war
There's too many backs here and not enough wall
So the boys will go for sure
To have a war you need an enemy
Well it's picking time
And it's a very healthy tree
To do some killing you'll always need a gun
If that's not fulfilling
You will also need a bomb
Then make it bigger
Just to let them know
It's your buttons and your triggers
Against their arrows and their bows
To have some loving you've gotta get in bed
To do some killing you've got to have some dead
From the beginning we've had them on the run
But it's gettin so much harder
To know from where they'll come
Could be sitting right beside you
Travelling in disguise
You're just heading for the office
But he's off to paradise
We might be winning but they don't care
They don't mind dying
And that's not fighting fair.....yeah
From the beginning to this very day
There's been a lot of killing
Wouldn't you say?
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3. |
All That Beauty
03:16
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4. |
Chapter Two
03:52
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5. |
Stars
05:06
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6. |
The First Drum
02:46
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7. |
Until l'm Gone
05:52
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8. |
Speck Of Dust
03:58
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9. |
He Was A Man Once
03:16
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10. |
Kissed In A Dream
03:05
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Jesus walked on water
Because he couldn't swim
Everyone was terrified
Everyone but him
And Albert was an Einstein
Because it was his name
He had silly questions
Then answers came
Don't kiss me 'cause I'm soluble
Don't kiss me
Well Elvis left the building
Now no one's seen him since
By now he must be miles away
At the very least an inch
And Gandhi spurned an empire
Though no one heard him sing
And he could never leave a building
That he was never in
Joan was young and feisty
Around too many would be kings
It's no surprise the holy fires
Came licking at her shins
And have you ever wondered
Why these walls can seem so thin
And every little thing you say
Someone's listening.
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11. |
The Road
06:04
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12. |
You've Won
05:46
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