US Forces

Album: 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 (1982)
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  • US Forces give the nod, it's a setback for your country
    Bombs and trenches all in rows, bombs and threats still ask for more
    Divided world the CIA, who controls the issue
    You leave us with no time to talk, you can write your assessment

    Sing me songs of no denying, seems to me too many trying
    Waiting for the next big thing

    Will you know it when you see it, high risk children dogs of war
    Now market movements call the shots, business deals in parking lots
    Waiting for the meat of tomorrow

    Sing me songs

    Everyone is too stoned to start emission
    People too scared to go to prison
    We're unable to make decision
    Political party line don't cross that floor
    Lt. Ron Hubbard can't save your life
    Superboy takes a plutonium wife
    In the shadow of Ban The Bomb we live

    Sing me songs Writer/s: JAMES MOGINIE, MARTIN ROTSEY, PETER GARRETT, PETER GIFFORD, ROBERT HIRST
    Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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