When That Helicopter Comes
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When That Helicopter Comes
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It's gonna rain champagne
And the hills are gonna dance
There'll be power in the blood
When the helicopters come
Sky will swim in lightning fire
And the trees will shake and scream
There'll be power in the blood
When the helicopters come
When the helicopters come
There'll be power in the blood
When the helicopters come
Rocks are gonna roll uphill
And the sun will dive in the sea
There'll be power in the blood
When the helicopters come
The dead are gonna wake and sing
And roll their bones in the grass
There'll be power in the blood
When the helicopters come
When the helicopters come
There'll be power in the blood
When the helicopters come
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