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The Enemy Is At Home (For The Fat Lady) Lyrics by McCarthy

That’s All Very Well But...

1996

In the fighting
My life ended
The queen and some heads of state send me flowers
That make me resigned to it
My heart's not beating
This land's not our land
One year ago
Everyone from the rest of the world
Is waiting to take our jobs
So my heart said
You fool
You fool
You fool
You fool
Ministers preaching
Papers screaming
Everyone from the rest of the world
Is waiting to attack us
Not us but them
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About “The Enemy Is At Home (For The Fat Lady)” by McCarthy

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"The Enemy Is At Home (For The Fat Lady)" appears on "That’s All Very Well But..." in 1996.

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