Arise now we've burned the villages We've burned the villages and left them empty Sing now we carry in our lungs: The hearts of millions, but will we
: Arise now we've burned the villages We've burned the villages and left them empty Sing now we carry in our lungs: The hearts of millions, but will
the war was through I got stuck behind the back seat of a '51 Chevrolet Spare change in the sixties, getting worthless every day Not it's piggy banks and gum machines
so dare to fail, will you If we stand alone and believe in whole And you tell me, it's all I believe in Yes, we stand alone and believe in whole If you
I'm drinking all alone Lost dreams, gull screams, take me home But this machine inside my head Remembers every word she said But this machine inside
[Dover, England: September 1594 (the recollections of a war-weary mariner)] Hearken boy; for I would tell thee a tale before we set sail for the Bay
ships passing by I'm out on my own, you may say that I'm alone and wish that someone would take me home Man build big machines, sail across the skies
the reason we dominate [chorus] If we stand alone and believe in whole and you tell me it's all I believe in yes we stand alone and believe in whole
bill So I've decided to leave this world And have devised a plan To sail to sea in a small boat Well out of sight of land To sail once more upon the
to bill So I've decided to leave this world And have devised a plan To sail to sea in a small boat Well out of sight of land To sail once more upon
: Save our soles, we're travellers, we're on our own save our souls, our sails are torn, at sea all alone a lady, appeared to me and said, \"you're
