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Gamma Ray ~ (We Won't) Stop The War


So now we talk about destruction 'bout the way that we might go I've seen the headlines in the papers, The truth is more that we should know. Somebody wake me from this nightmare, Is this a TV horror show? We can run and we can walk We can sit and we can talk. But we won't stop the war - oh no! Silent whispers in the ice-machine today Calling for my brain in silent ways, No more changes in this world in which we live in And I don't know who the guy is Who's talking with the friendly grin. I never heard of any bargain I don't know what's goin' on We can shout and we can pray It doesn't matter anyway We won't stop the war - oh no! Somehow - I might go insane Somehow - I might lose my brain Somehow - I might not even care And somehow - I never ever willing to accept the way That things are going We can run and we can walk We can sit and we can talk We won't stop the war more free lyrics

So now we talk about destruction
'bout the way that we might go
I've seen the headlines in the papers,
The truth is more that we should know.

Somebody wake me from this nightmare,
Is this a TV horror show?
We can run and we can walk
We can sit and we can talk.

But we won't stop the war - oh no!

Silent whispers in the ice-machine today
Calling for my brain in silent ways,
No more changes in this world in which we live in
And I don't know who the guy is
Who's talking with the friendly grin.

I never heard of any bargain
I don't know what's goin' on
We can shout and we can pray
It doesn't matter anyway

We won't stop the war - oh no!

Somehow - I might go insane
Somehow - I might lose my brain
Somehow - I might not even care
And somehow - I never ever willing to accept the way
That things are going

We can run and we can walk
We can sit and we can talk

We won't stop the war

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