u/ThatGuyNamedHayden

Image 1 — I love going onto the "back in control" lyric video and seeing all the crying Argentinians in the comments and the British making quick comebacks

Image 2 — I love going onto the "back in control" lyric video and seeing all the crying Argentinians in the comments and the British making quick comebacks

Image 3 — I love going onto the "back in control" lyric video and seeing all the crying Argentinians in the comments and the British making quick comebacks

Image 4 — I love going onto the "back in control" lyric video and seeing all the crying Argentinians in the comments and the British making quick comebacks

Image 5 — I love going onto the "back in control" lyric video and seeing all the crying Argentinians in the comments and the British making quick comebacks

I love going onto the "back in control" lyric video and seeing all the crying Argentinians in the comments and the British making quick comebacks

Also this was removed on the main sub for breaking rule 5 (dont be rude) even though it had 300 up votes, which i don't see how its rude cause the song is about English rule over the falklands

u/ThatGuyNamedHayden — 22 hours ago

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I love going into the "back in control" lyric video and seeing all the crying Argentines in the comments and the British making quick comebacks

u/ThatGuyNamedHayden — 1 day ago

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On this day, 6th of June, 82 years ago, forces from Britain, USA, Canada, Australia and many others landed on the beaches of Normandy, all the way from Utah to Sword, to go through the gates of hell as they made their way to heaven through the nazi lines, to liberate western Europe from the nazis

Primo Victoria! (First victory)

u/ThatGuyNamedHayden — 1 month ago

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Does anyone actually know the lyrics to this song? It just shows the regular art of war lyrics on spotify and I try to search it up and can't find it, and I can't properly hear/understand the lyrics

u/ThatGuyNamedHayden — 1 month ago