Hide all the keys, and seal our windows,
‘Cause I’m going to war.
Don’t hold your breath waiting for me,
‘Cause I may never come home.
Hide all the keys, and seal our windows,
‘Cause I’m going to war.
Don’t hold your breath waiting for me,
‘Cause I may never come home.
No, I may never come home.
Hide all the keys, and seal our windows,
‘Cause I’m going to war.
Don’t hold your breath waiting for me,
‘Cause I may never come home.
Leave all your bags, and head for the water.
Chase the lies into the sea.
Don’t hold your breath waiting for me,
‘Cause I may never come home.
No, I may never come home.
‘Cause I may never come home.
(No, I may never come home.)
Don’t hold your breath waiting for me,
‘Cause I may never come home.
No, I may never come home.
I may never come home.
(No, I may never come home.)
Don’t hold your breath waiting for me,
‘Cause I may never come home.
No, home.
No, home.
No, home.
No, home.
I hear a train that’ll take me some place,
Farther from the shore.
Don’t hold your breath waiting for me,
‘Cause the ocean needs you more.
Leave all your bags, and head for the water.
Chase the lies into the sea.
Don’t hold your breath waiting for me,
‘Cause I may never come home.
No, I may never come.
I may never come home.
No, I may never come home.
I may never come home.
(No, I may never come home.)
Don’t hold your breath waiting for me,
‘Cause I may never come home.
No, I may never come home.
No, home.
No, home.
No, home.
No, home.
No, I may never come home.
No, I may never come home.
No, I may never come home.
No, I may never come home.
One hundred men, raise your heads up,
‘Cause we’re going to war.
Open your eyes, and steady your hands,
‘Cause we may never come home.
Hide all the keys, and seal our windows,
‘Cause I’m going to war.
Don’t hold your breath waiting for me,
‘Cause I won’t ever come home.