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You were my army and I would command
Attack the holy land
And you were that interstate
That I would roll my tanks down
And color my stunned
And wake the children when I'm done
And put the details in a jar
And bury them underwater
I went to see these battlegrounds (lost battle sounds)
And drove to the outskirts
With cars on blocks and houses run down
And color my stunned
And wake the children when I'm done
And put the details in a jar
And bury them underwater
We'll gather up the family now
Display our diseased organs
We'll call it pride; we'll celebrate tonight
Tax-free and always under priced
And color my stunned
And wake the children when I'm done
And put the details in a jar
And bury them underwater
Attack the holy land
And you were that interstate
That I would roll my tanks down
And color my stunned
And wake the children when I'm done
And put the details in a jar
And bury them underwater
I went to see these battlegrounds (lost battle sounds)
And drove to the outskirts
With cars on blocks and houses run down
And color my stunned
And wake the children when I'm done
And put the details in a jar
And bury them underwater
We'll gather up the family now
Display our diseased organs
We'll call it pride; we'll celebrate tonight
Tax-free and always under priced
And color my stunned
And wake the children when I'm done
And put the details in a jar
And bury them underwater
Lyrics submitted by weezerific:cutlery
Underwater Lyrics as written by Tegan Rain Quin Sara Keirsten Quin
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Anthem Entertainment, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
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It's too bad All Time Quarterback IS Ben Gibbard. Tis Ben's side project it is.... and it is an ATQ song... which was later re-recorded for Death Cab. I'm glad I know so much more than everyone else... kinda like the monolith.... You're the apes... I give you the brains. See how it works?