Fort Knox, King Solomon
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Fort Knox, King Solomon
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There's a place in the mountains that we could go
We could stock up with diamonds and bars of gold
If we wanted a fortune, that's where we'd go
And if you wanted to go there, well, let me know
And inside fort knox, king solomon is occupied with providence
Enough, but not too confident
And I get by, goodbye
Every night at 11, they drive the gold
Through the underground entrance between the poles
If we wait for a moment, the guards might go
Then I could get the door open and grab some gold
But if I should get noticed, don't worry, grab your stuff and go
I can deal with king solomon alone
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