77 fallen angels!
SEE YOU AT THE BOTTOM!
77 fallen angels!
77 million skies!
77 dropkick bruises!
77 G.I. guys!
77 boys in war!
dont know what they're fighting for!
77 want the truth!
77 (???)
77 fallen angels!
so fallen angels!
so fallen angels when its doen we'll see you at the bottom!
77 fallen angels!
so fallen angels!
so fallen angels when its doen we'll see you at the bottom!
back to all the news to see,
all the violence on tv
the whole world turnin black
mom and papa in iraq!
[oh yeah!]
yeah yeah say no more!
till i'm knockin at your door!
fallen angel grap your gun!
what is it you've forgotten son?
77 fallen angels!
so fallen angels!
so fallen angels when its doen we'll see you at the bottom!
77 fallen angels!
so fallen angels!
so fallen angels when its doen we'll see you at the bottom!



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    oops! done*

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