Let's Have A War
A Perfect Circle · eMOTIVe [2004]
There's so many opposites,
So many opposites,
So many, there's so many, there's so many
Let's have a war,
So you can go and die,
Let's have a war,
We could all use the money,
Let's have a war,
We need the space,
Let's have a war,
Clean out this place
It already started in the city,
Suburbia will be just as easy
Let's have a war,
Jack up the Dow Jones,
Let's have a war,
It can start in New Jersey,
Let's have a war,
Blame it on the middle-class,
Let's have a war,
We're like rats in a cage
It already started in the city,
Suburbia will be just as easy
Let's have a war,
Sell the rights to the networks,
Let's have a war,
Let our wallets get fat like last time,
Let's have a war,
Give guns to the queers,
Let's have a war,
The enemy's within
It already started in the city,
Suburbia will be just as easy
So many opposites,
So many, there's so many, there's so many
Let's have a war,
So you can go and die,
Let's have a war,
We could all use the money,
Let's have a war,
We need the space,
Let's have a war,
Clean out this place
It already started in the city,
Suburbia will be just as easy
Let's have a war,
Jack up the Dow Jones,
Let's have a war,
It can start in New Jersey,
Let's have a war,
Blame it on the middle-class,
Let's have a war,
We're like rats in a cage
It already started in the city,
Suburbia will be just as easy
Let's have a war,
Sell the rights to the networks,
Let's have a war,
Let our wallets get fat like last time,
Let's have a war,
Give guns to the queers,
Let's have a war,
The enemy's within
It already started in the city,
Suburbia will be just as easy
Let's Have A War
Released on the 2004 album eMOTIVe, "Let's Have A War" stands as a defining track for American industrial metal band A Perfect Circle. The song exemplifies the group's signature fusion of heavy, rhythmic guitar work with melodic, emotive vocal delivery, creating a dynamic tension between aggression and vulnerability. As a centerpiece of their discography, the recording showcases the band's ability to blend alternative metal influences with electronic textures, solidifying their reputation in the genre during the mid-2000s. Its enduring popularity reflects the song's ability to capture the raw energy and emotional depth characteristic of the band's broader body of work.

