Looking for a cure within the human race
Eliminate the poor, how much longer will it take
Burning up the tents of the rank and file
Exterminate their lives, crack a demon smile
Crushing down, caving in our will to live
Getting rid of man's mistakes
To take a lost life, lock it up, break it down
How much more can we take
Fight for freedom, fight authority
Fight for anything, my country tis' of me
Cry for absolution, it's not the end for me
A last minute pardon, one final reprieve
Resist the war machine, don't get in its path
Fight to die a free man and reap the aftermath
Crushing down, caving in our will to live
Getting rid of man's mistakes
To take a lost life, lock it up, break it down
I don't know how much more I can take
Fight!... It's my country



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    It's taken 2 years before somebody who hates this crappy band to realize that the letter F is the sixth letter in the alphabet..... making the song title comparable to "666" or satan's number...... no wonder you are fans of megadeth..... your too stupid to see some dumbass clever little scheme to be "cool and dark" that Dave the deuce Mustaine titled in a song..... seriously if your too stupid to see that then I'm not surprised you like this shitty band

    N0 C0DE 79on September 08, 2005   Link

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