Lyrics:
The Liberty Bell March

March, march, march, march Boomdizzle, baby Way back in 1776 Who would have thought we would have had these chicks Sum kinda slim and some extra thick

I heard tell, And patched up the crack in the Liberty Bell. Davy, Davy Crockett, seein' his duty clear. When he come home, his politickin' was done, While the western march

Shouting for peace How many more children Must die on the wall? They'll never be free Until the bell tolls The toll of the bell Is liberty's song A

fathers with mighty endeavor proclaimed as they marched to the fray that by their might and by their right, it waves forever. Every time the people hear the bell

Where were you when the red star fell Did you hear the tolling of the bell A million people on the streets They march as one they march for peace Breakin

this Way we march together in all arms Now's the time for us to put out stars We don't like and to light new ones up So let's march on under red stripe

d affect it, more Her phantom head, her phantom head, her phantom head, her phantom head, They're ringing and ringing the Liberty Bell That Aryan Aryan Aryan knell (Thanks to Peppe Marchi

(feat. Mark Figeroa) March, march, march, march Boomdizzle, baby Way back in 1776 Who would have thought we would have had these chicks Sum kinda slim

on the march and time that is short And famines and earthquakes and hatred written upon walls. Would I have married her? I don't know, I suppose. She had bells