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Call, The ~ The Walls Came Down


Well they blew the horns And the walls came down They'd all been warned And the walls came down They juststood there laughing They're not laughing anymore The walls came down Sanctuary fades Congregation splits Nightly military raids The congregation splits It's a song of assassins Ringin' in your ears We got terrorist thinking Playing on fears Well they blew the horns And the walls came down They'd all been warned But the walls came down I do't think there are any russians And there ain't no yanks Just corporate criminals Playin' with tanks more free lyrics

Well they blew the horns
And the walls came down
They'd all been warned
And the walls came down
They juststood there laughing
They're not laughing anymore
The walls came down
Sanctuary fades
Congregation splits
Nightly military raids
The congregation splits
It's a song of assassins
Ringin' in your ears
We got terrorist thinking
Playing on fears
Well they blew the horns
And the walls came down
They'd all been warned
But the walls came down
I do't think there are any russians
And there ain't no yanks
Just corporate criminals
Playin' with tanks

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