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Cardigans , The ~ War (First Try)


WAR (FIRST TRY) oh, come crush me now don't leave no one has won this war this time no, don't sleep tonight I'm hurt and ready for fire don't leave me up alarmed and ready to die come on, it's war, come on come on, come on, come on come on, it's war, come on come on, come on, come on this is war stay, I'm almost done don't retreat I've loaded my gun with blood, with love hear the dust roll over the floor why must you sleep? come crush me now I'm armed and ready to die more free lyrics

WAR (FIRST TRY)

oh, come crush me now
don't leave
no one has won this war
this time no, don't sleep tonight
I'm hurt and ready for fire
don't leave me up
alarmed and ready to die come on, it's war, come on
come on, come on, come on
come on, it's war, come on
come on, come on, come on
this is war stay, I'm almost done
don't retreat
I've loaded my gun
with blood, with love hear the dust roll over the floor
why must you sleep?
come crush me now
I'm armed and ready to die

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