The Tank
- The Dear Hunter (2009)You are listening to the song The Tank by The Dear Hunter, writer by The Dear Hunter in album Act III: Life and Death. The highest quality of audio that you can download is flac . Also, you can play quality at 32kbps, view lyrics and watch more videos related to this song.
- Movement 1 - The Dear Hunter
- Movement 2 - The Dear Hunter
- In Cauda Venenum - The Dear Hunter
- What It Means To Be Alone - The Dear Hunter
- The Tank - The Dear Hunter
- The Poison Woman - The Dear Hunter
- The Theif - The Dear Hunter
- Mustard Gas - The Dear Hunter
- Saved - The Dear Hunter
- He Said He Had A Story - The Dear Hunter
- This Beautiful Life - The Dear Hunter
- Go Get Your Gun - The Dear Hunter
- Writing On A Wall (A Capella) - The Dear Hunter
- Untitled 1 - The Dear Hunter
- Son - The Dear Hunter
- Father - The Dear Hunter
- Writing On A Wall - The Dear Hunter
- Life And Death - The Dear Hunter
Lyrics
Eight wheels lusting for the lives of infantry (His bearings shift)
His turrets turning from accountability (He takes his aim)
We sing our final song and soon this verse is over
He makes advances 'till his wheels cease to roll (His God is smiling)
His God is smiling on his cold mechanic soul
His plot is perfect if it sees no contradiction.
There is no sign that he shows a sign of slowing.
You've stained your skin and I won't stick around, around
Long enough to count the hearts that hit the ground
So long ago was I one of them?
Your urgency hastened by his ingenuity (It's just a matter)
Matter of moments 'till your body is debris (So say a prayer)
His plot is perfect if it sees no contradiction.
You've stained your skin and I won't stick around, around
Long enough to count the hearts that hit the ground
So long ago was I one of them?
And still he moves on
Arm and iron conquer heart and soul.
And what of those in silent disconnect
Sundry souls akin in consequence
Begging for bliss beyond the pain
Relief is just a turret's turn away...
You've stained your skin and I won't stick around, around
Long enough to count the hearts that hit the ground
So long ago was I one of them?
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