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Army Ants Lyrics by The Tea Party

Transmission

1997

Bring on
Bring on the absolute
A walk on the water
Will lead you to slaughter
No one will feel you
No one will hear you
Bring on
Bring on the brave new world
You're tied to condition
A slave to submission
No one will feel you
No one will hear you
All that I need
Is a way to deceive
The eyes of the end
I could rise once again
I'd still shine on
Crawl
Crawl on your hands and knees
You're blind from the vision
The dark of decision
No one will feel you
No one will hear you
All that I need
Is a way to deceive
The eyes of the end
I could rise once again
All that I need
Is a way to deceive
The eyes of the end
I could rise once again
I'd still shine on
Credits
The Tea Party

The Tea Party

About “Army Ants” by The Tea Party

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"Army Ants" appears on "Transmission" in 1997.

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