Locked up in a cell br The prisoners of war light the fuse to the dynamite br The door is blasted off the hinges br The prisoners of war escape through the opening where the door was br br Enemy soldiers, one by one, are notified br And one by one br They try to take down the prisoners of war br br War isn't pretty br War is hell br br The enemy soldiers break out the guns and knives br Ready to take the prisoners of war down br But the prisoners of war do a wonderful job of fighting and staying alive br More enemy soldiers are dispatched br Some climb down or dropp off ladders br Some flip and somersault br Some continue walking and running on the ground br br After dispatching the enemy soldiers br The prisoners of war climb the ladder br To where they can plan their escape br To where they can make their escape br To where they can escape in a helicopter br Leaving the life of war far behindbr br Justin Gildowbr br