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Feed the Enemy Lyrics by Magazine

Real Life / Secondhand Daylight

1979

[Verse 1]
It's always raining over the border
There's been a plane crash out there
In the wheat fields they're picking up the pieces
We could go and look and stare
How many friends have we over there?
The border guards fight unconvincingly
Whatever we do it seems things are arranged
We always have to feed the enemy
[Chorus]
You could dance for me and punch me through (dance for me)
You could dance for me and punch me through (dance for me)
You could dance for me and punch me through (dance for me)
You could dance for me and punch me through (dance for me)
[Verse 2]
We watched them trash the last camera
Glued to all our TV's
The actors on the replay
Trying again to touch you and me
[Instrumental Chorus]
[Verse 3]
But they always seem to know
Exactly what they're talking about
Now they've got you in a corner
You've got no room to move, you've got no room for doubt
That's exactly what they're talking about
Now they've got you in a corner
No room to move, no room for doubt
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Magazine

Magazine

About “Feed the Enemy” by Magazine

Read the complete lyrics to "Feed the Enemy" by Magazine from the album "Real Life / Secondhand Daylight" in 1979. On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Rock, Art Rock, Progressive Rock.

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"Feed the Enemy" appears on "Real Life / Secondhand Daylight" in 1979.

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