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A Soldier’s Diary Lyrics by The Stranglers

Suite XVI

2006

I guess it's time to go
I won't be leaving though
Not just yet...
I need some time to think!
Tryin' to read the signs
And go between the lines
With no luck...
Don't really give a fuck!
I can't feel my legs!
I can feel the blood
It's rushin' to my head!
I'll take a good deep breath
'Cause I'll be cheatin' death
Here today...
Hope it all goes my way!
I can't feel my legs!
I can feel the blood
It's rushin' to my head!
I can't feel my legs! (can't feel my legs)
I can feel the blood (the blood, it's rushin')
It's rushin' to my head!

About “A Soldier’s Diary” by The Stranglers

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"A Soldier’s Diary" appears on "Suite XVI" in 2006.

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