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Billy Burnette ~ The Last War Song


Written by billy burnette. Oh go now and tell the world about it Stop this show now There's too few here to die We don't want war now Just go on out and shout it We've tried so many times to change directions We've even tried some peaceful demonstrations I wish this could be Oh, i wish this could be the last war song Well i just don't know Leaders never listen To anyone you know They have so many reasons Telling you the score And make it sound confusing Have a war trying to earn your perfection I wish i could just lose all connection I wish this could be I wish this could be the last war song more free lyrics

Written by billy burnette.

Oh go now and tell the world about it
Stop this show now
There's too few here to die
We don't want war now

Just go on out and shout it
We've tried so many times to change directions
We've even tried some peaceful demonstrations
I wish this could be
Oh, i wish this could be the last war song

Well i just don't know
Leaders never listen
To anyone you know
They have so many reasons
Telling you the score
And make it sound confusing

Have a war trying to earn your perfection
I wish i could just lose all connection
I wish this could be
I wish this could be the last war song

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