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Artist: Alinian
Canonical path: /alinian/invasion
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Invasion
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Invasion
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Out there, over the hills
There's a whole army of gods
That are waiting for my command
To invade my old man's land...
While you sit and listen to your music
I ride in front of my men,
And with a flashing sword in my hand
I take the heads of those unworthy
While you sit and drink coffee in your offices
I might do just the same...
And with a flashing smile on my face
I'll shake the hands of those unworthy
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