This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Battle, battle, battle, battle, battle
Battle someone, oh
Battle, battle, battle
Battle someone, oh
Completion search
Here I love the bow
See me walk on down to
Adorn myself, it's a new song glory
'Cause see me, what do you think of now
Battle, battle, battle, battle, battle
Battle someone, oh
Battle, battle, battle, battle, battle
Battle someone, oh
Can turn your sights
Kill until sub-zero
See me oh it turns you on
All my gawe
It's the end of your
Take your last one now
Battle, battle, battle, battle, battle
Battle someone, oh
Battle, battle, battle, battle, battle
Battle someone, oh
Battle, battle, battle, battle, battle
Battle someone, oh
Battle, battle, battle, battle, battle
Battle someone, oh
Battle, battle, battle, battle, battle
Battle someone, oh
Battle someone, oh
Battle, battle, battle
Battle someone, oh
Completion search
Here I love the bow
See me walk on down to
Adorn myself, it's a new song glory
'Cause see me, what do you think of now
Battle, battle, battle, battle, battle
Battle someone, oh
Battle, battle, battle, battle, battle
Battle someone, oh
Can turn your sights
Kill until sub-zero
See me oh it turns you on
All my gawe
It's the end of your
Take your last one now
Battle, battle, battle, battle, battle
Battle someone, oh
Battle, battle, battle, battle, battle
Battle someone, oh
Battle, battle, battle, battle, battle
Battle someone, oh
Battle, battle, battle, battle, battle
Battle someone, oh
Battle, battle, battle, battle, battle
Battle someone, oh
Lyrics submitted by Demau Senae
Battle Lyrics as written by Graham Leslie Coxon Damon Albarn
Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
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Great version of a great song,
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This whole album is a paeon to the relationship Albarn and Eleastica singer Justine Frischmann had. The opening and closing songs are obviously about the pain of breakup and ultimate acceptance of it. However the dense, often incomprehensible lyrics in the songs between are as much about this struggle. Rather than being meaningless they are evocative of emotions, pain and ddelirium beyond language. The keynote of 'sense' in the song is the opening and closing line - 'Battle SOMEONE'. This is not the press or another band etc. as suggested above, it is your lover. The madness and disorientation of a destructive urge ('can turn your sights/kill until sub-zero).