Celebration Guns

Amy E Millan, Christopher Allen Seligman, Evan Whitney Cranley, Patrick McGee, Torquil John Campbell

And so tomorrow there will be another number
For the one who had a name
Desert wind and a perverse desire to win
History buried in shame

All the beating drums
Celebration guns
The thunder and the laughter
The last thing they remember
All the beating drums
Celebration guns
The thunder and the laughter
The last thing they remember

And then the next day, how will you know your enemy?
By their color or your fear?
One by one you can cage them in your freedom
Make them all disappear

Six hundred sixty-six hundred sixty days
Two guards for one uncharged
This morning's paper's ink stains my fingers
My hands grow darker everyday

All the beating drums
Celebration guns
The thunder and the laughter
The last thing they remember
All the beating drums
Celebration guns
The thunder and the laughter
The last thing they remember

All the beating drums
Celebration guns
The thunder and the laughter
The last thing they remember
All the beating drums
Celebration guns
The thunder and the laughter
The last thing they remember

Goodnight, sleep light, stranger
Goodnight, sleep light, stranger
Goodnight, sleep light, stranger

Trivia about the song Celebration Guns by Stars

When was the song “Celebration Guns” released by Stars?
The song Celebration Guns was released in 2004, on the album “Set Yourself On Fire”.
Who composed the song “Celebration Guns” by Stars?
The song “Celebration Guns” by Stars was composed by Amy E Millan, Christopher Allen Seligman, Evan Whitney Cranley, Patrick McGee, Torquil John Campbell.

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