Lyrics of 'War Games' by Crosby Stills Nash and Young
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Can You Stop Your Instincts?
Can You Man Your Thought Control, Sir?
Can You Give The Last Command
Or Lie To A Good Soldier
I'm A Doubter
I'm A Fool
I Am But A Man
Cast Me Out Or Let Me Be - All That I Am
I Am Not So Sure
What You Want Me For
Either Your Machine
Is A Fool Or Me
Now There Is No Time To Wait
No Time To Think It Over
Take The Path Believe The Math
You'll Tell Me When It's Over
I'm A Fighter
I've A Question
Won't You Answer Me?
I Have Earned The Right To Know
And Tell You What I See
I Am Not So Sure
What You Want Me For
Either Your Machine
Is A Fool Or Me
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