Today I've been into the city
I'd money with me
I wanted to go shoppping
Today I've been into the city
In whose outskirts I live
I wanted to go shopping
In the pedestrian zone
An ugly dog barked at me
And I entered an eletric shop
I was clucked the common way
The major choice and lowest prices
But the demand was higher than the offer
That means there will be a queue here soon
And when many want, what only a few can get
Often violence is auxiliary used
And this means war,
yes, this means war!
Today I've been into the city
with my automobile
A gentleman drove behind me
he drove very infantile
First he flashed, then he honked
then he tailgated
And I have just my car
bought new, recently
I'm just a man but I have feelings too
I confess, they are just a few
When I've to count them they're about three
But anger and hatred are with it
And this means war,
yes, this means war!
War in the city,
war at the shelves
war on the streets
I say it once again:
War rules in the city
War and riots
War on the countryside
anyplace, anyplace
It's war when a person shoots another
until the blood flows ankle-high through the streets
It's war when one defeats another
Therefore we get enough of war
Yes that means
yes that means was
that means war
war, more war