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China Crisis ~ Working With Fire And Steel


I could never keep a beat Too busy in my paradise Put a crocodile in high office And something out of place inside When all is said and all is done My hands that work with a fire and steel Fashion play your part To be workers of red Fashion play your part To be workers While all the time you dance around And things get fucked and we're to blame And i couldn't think political blue When all is said and all is done My hands that work with a fire and steel Fashion play your part To be workers of red Fashion play your part To be workers When all is said and all is done My hands that work with a fire and steel And motionless we'll slip away Images are my thoughts too real more free lyrics

I could never keep a beat
Too busy in my paradise
Put a crocodile in high office
And something out of place inside

When all is said and all is done
My hands that work with a fire and steel

Fashion play your part
To be workers of red
Fashion play your part
To be workers

While all the time you dance around
And things get fucked and we're to blame
And i couldn't think political blue

When all is said and all is done
My hands that work with a fire and steel

Fashion play your part
To be workers of red
Fashion play your part
To be workers

When all is said and all is done
My hands that work with a fire and steel
And motionless we'll slip away
Images are my thoughts too real

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