Minecraft: Redstone
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Minecraft: Redstone
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Its been months and Ive been mining all the day and night
but theres something missing I just cannot get it right
I need something I need more than what I have at hand
is there something far and wide or right beneath this land
Redstone, I need more power, Redstone, I need more energy
Redstone, I need more power, Redstone, I need more energy
Ive got doors and Ive got buttons and some pressure plates
No more creepers no more spiders zombies in my base
If you want to get inside you need a sequence
This is better than your wooden doors and fences
Redstone, I need more power, Redstone, I need more energy
Redstone, I need more power, Redstone, I need more energy(x3)
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