Reinforcements

Lyrics
I'm on guard again but unprepared to fend for myself, in a battle You won't tell me why the shrubbery moves Or why there always has to be subterfusion You won't even say at ease After waging a costly siege When a potentate ain't so potent in his state he summons help fast Unilaterally I withdraw What was peace is now a grand coup d'etat The purple heart for valour please And no heart for you Denise Reinforcements, reinforcements I could use a strong rear guard Reinforcements, reinforcements First the left flank, then the right I'd sooner work the PX tonight [Spoken] You intercept my S.O.S in order that no News of my distress will ever reach the Homefront And about my camouflage Well, it didn't work on you ... in fact most Things they tell recruits never seem to do Raise my rank if I should last another night so tortuous Reinforcements, the reinforcements I don't want a tete-a-tete The reinforcements, reinforcements Let's reach accord, and ink a pact Then, please dismiss your regiment One, two, three, four, five, six, seven go The reinforcements, the reinforcements I could use a strong rear guard The reinforcements, the reinforcements I could use a strong rear guard The reinforcements, the reinforcements I could use a strong rear guard The reinforcements, the reinforcements The reinforcements, the reinforcements Reinforcements, reinforcements Reinforcements, reinforcements Reinforcements, reinforcements (you gotta reach the reinforcements) Reinforcements, reinforcements (you gotta reach the reinforcements) Reinforcements, reinforcements (you gotta reach the reinforcements) Reinforcements, reinforcements (you gotta reach the reinforcements) Reinforcements, reinforcements (you gotta reach the reinforcements) Reinforcements, reinforcements (you gotta reach the reinforcements) Reinforcements, reinforcements (you gotta reach the reinforcements) Reinforcements, reinforcements (you gotta reach the reinforcements)
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Credits
- Writers
- Russell Mael
- Ron Mael