Tonalité : D major•
Intro 1
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Verse 1
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The soldier boy fought,
his soldiers paid, obeyed
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The sergeant had on, whatever he says
The sergeant will for his sergeant's play
Obey the captain till his dying day
The captain will for his captain's play
Obey the general order of battle play
The generals bow to the government
Obey the charge, you must not relent
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What are the neighbours
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and the prophets in bars?
What are they saying
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in the public bazaars?
We're tired of the tune,
you must not relent
At every stroke of the bell
in the tower there goes
Another boy from another side
The bulletins at steady
come in say those
Familiar words at the top of the hour
The jamming city increases its harm,
and those terrible words
continue to come
Through brass music of government,
those guns tattoo parole on the drums
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No one mentions a neighbour in war,
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no one knows what their fight is for
We are tired of the tune,
we must not lament
There's this different kind
of chemical system,
2 ,000 flushes,
keeps the water crystal clear,
keeps the bowls sparkling clean
continuously for about 4 months.
No rings, no streaks, no stains.
Just put the container in your tank
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and forget it.
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Every time you flush the
chlorine crystals
dissolve away rust and minerals
before dirt rings and stains appear.
Flushing sure beats brushing.
The generals bow to the government,
we're tired of the truth,
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it must not be lent.
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. . . . . . . Thank you.
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