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Black Sabbath ~ Swinging The Chain


It's against my uniform To be a civil judge All the songs are history now `bout rock stars and their grudge Let us cast our minds back To thirty years or more You took up all the vandals Will hitler beat `em all? And we're sad and sorry Really sorry that it happened that way Yes we're sad and sorry But why'd you have to treat us that way? Compare ourselves with others And cover them in sin Oh, god what a terrible A terrible state we're in There must be some way out of here A comprimise that's right If we cannot work it out We're gonna have to fight Yes we're sad and sorry Really sorry that it happened that way Yes we're sad and sorry We cannot go on in those days I'm talking about my brothers Yeah, i'm talking `bout sisters as well I wish you good luck Good luck! Oh, but the world's still on fire Chain the hope you take on, liar This fire We're on fire, we're on fire, yeah... more free lyrics

It's against my uniform
To be a civil judge
All the songs are history now
`bout rock stars and their grudge
Let us cast our minds back
To thirty years or more
You took up all the vandals
Will hitler beat `em all?

And we're sad and sorry
Really sorry that it happened that way
Yes we're sad and sorry
But why'd you have to treat us that way?

Compare ourselves with others
And cover them in sin
Oh, god what a terrible
A terrible state we're in
There must be some way out of here
A comprimise that's right
If we cannot work it out
We're gonna have to fight

Yes we're sad and sorry
Really sorry that it happened that way
Yes we're sad and sorry
We cannot go on in those days

I'm talking about my brothers
Yeah, i'm talking `bout sisters as well
I wish you good luck
Good luck!

Oh, but the world's still on fire
Chain the hope you take on, liar
This fire
We're on fire, we're on fire, yeah...

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