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The Salvation Army Band Lyrics by Imperial Drag

Imperial Drag

1996

[Intro]
I'm walking town and country
Shedding skin into a butterfly
And no one, nothing's gonna spoil my sunny day
(We must believe)
You see, I've got a reason
To keep on believin'
(We must be free)
'Cause we all need some deliverance to cope and escape
Take my fingers, rub my eyes
I'm not yet awake
Round the corner, up the block
And so I ran
Ready for the power of the
Glorious Salvation Army band
[Verse 1]
Swing Low Sweet Chariot's the opener
My knees got weak at the sight of her
Her tambourinе was fighting her
When my monitor blew
I lovе you, sister Mary Magazine
I want to see you privately
I bought your meditations
At the merchandise booth
[Chorus]
And I'd like to believe
That you're singing to me
All two-hundred pounds of ecstasy
From your front row fan
Of the Salvation Army band, yeah
Oh, hallelujah
[Instrumental break]
[Verse 2]
Well your punk-rock cover of Old Rugged Cross
Is quite dynamic
Is your album yet available in stores?
I'll bet someone of your profile
Gets quite a lot offers
Would it bother you to get one more?
[Chorus]
Don't you worry 'bout him
You can validate sin
And I'll provide the rosaries, cab fare, and gin
Signed your front row fan
Of the Salvation Army band, yeah
Credits
Imperial Drag

Imperial Drag

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"The Salvation Army Band" appears on "Imperial Drag" in 1996.

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