At the end of the war, they put down their swords And wiped off the blood, and shook off the mud And held onto each other, and cried for their mothers Till all you could see were men on their knees
Is this what it means to be free? I need ketamine for the PTSD
Pulled out pictures of their sweethearts And worn-out postcards In trenches of broken bodies And everyone was wrong, and the cities were gone And somebody broke bread, but nobody got bombеd
Is this what it means to be free? I need ketaminе for the PTSD 'Cause all of the scenes are still haunting me I need ketamine for the PTSD
Compositores: Goldie Boutilier, Simon Wilcox & Thomas “Tawgs” Salter