Atombender – Soldiers & Widows Lyrics
Artist: Atombender
Song: Soldiers & Widows
Nothing is ever right to talk about
There’s soldiers and widows and habits and guns
Nothing is ever enough for us
We choose our alliance by who has less fault
When rain comes, we’ll hide and watch it fall like tears
We’ll raise our voices and won’t see our shadows this year
Nothing is ever right to talk about
There’s soldiers and widows and habits and guns
Nothing is ever too clear for us
We choose our alliance by who has less fault
When rain comes, we’ll hide and watch it fall like tears
We’ll raise our voicеs and hope we won’t see our shadows this year
Nothing will еver mean much to us
Just soundbytes and handouts and tricks ringing out
When {??} and {?} replace the red-lettered pages
In this {??} a book
When rain comes, we’ll hide and watch it fall like tears
We’ll raise our voices and hope we won’t see our shadows this year
If this is time for change
If this is time for change
If this is time for change
Let’s get it started
If this is time for change
If this is time for change
If this is time
Let’s get it started, now!
I’m singing this song in a strange land
Where {?}
The mud was blue, and the sky turns red
I want it all (I want it all)
And I want nothing
Cause I’m a stickler for this apathy
I admit, it’s not as easy as it could be
But I know it’s our responsibility
To think to make an effort to create change in this dark and broken world
And when rain comes, we’ll hide and watch it fall like tears
We’ll raise our voices, and hope that {?}
And when rain comes, we’ll hide and watch it fall
We’ll raise our voices, and hope that we don’t see our shadows this year
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From the album:
Poison Gases for the Masses
Release Year: 2009