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March Lyrics by Leni Oppenheimer

Atom

2020

Welcome back from the war, private
How did you like it?
How much oil did you bring back?
Well, that's not enough
But it doesn't matter, I guess
You're probably tired now
You lost some friends, didn't you?
Well, we don't give a shit
You're a number and a machine
You are not a king or a queen
Doesn't matter where you are from
For us you are just like a worm
You have only one goal
Bring us oil, and cash, and coal
Doesn't matter if you get lost
We can affort replacement costs
Put on your uniform
Into numbers you will transform
Now go out there and shoot some foes
Of "bad pеople" go and dispose
Just march and march and shoot and die
Your brain fliеs blasted through the sky
Your family will get a card
A faded tablet in churchyard
You are just like, well, all of them
Yeah, those ones we all condemn
We don't care if you come back
We will not, never backtrack
Your wife, children it will affect
And your mother, she will be wrecked
But us, rulers, ministry heads
Will sleep calmly in our beds
Glad that you have brought us some cash
It will gladly fill out our stash
Your name, of course, we will forget
And your honor, and blood, and sweat
Just march and march and shoot and die
Your brain flies blasted through the sky
Your family will get a card
A faded tablet in churchyard
But did it matter after all?
It didn't and you did well know

About “March” by Leni Oppenheimer

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"March" is credited to Leni Oppenheimer. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"March" appears on "Atom" in 2020.

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