Rock Crusader
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Rock Crusader
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Through the decades the crusade goes
Since the mid 50's there's been some helluva noise
I can't get enough you're in my bones
I'm gonna go through the flames of hell as far as it goes
Tonight I'm a rock crusader
A holy man with a mission
To rock!
Playing true rock 'n' roll is like having a fight
The modern bullshit technology, it ain't right!
The true music comes from your heart, it ain't no tv show
The true sound comes from your guitar, not off some fucking box!
Tonight...
I have a divine message and I'd like to share it with you
The gods of rock 'n' roll are going to slay you!
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