Terror Strike
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Terror Strike
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I have a stress and fear
When i'm going down the street
I can see their bloody looks
Which are slowly killing
Upstaires - i rather don't look
They are - my stable shadow
Kill me - it's easy for them
Terrorists - i'm their target
Bandaged - in my own fear
Settled - with my destiny
Kill me - it's so easy
Hunters - i'm their victim
I go - last way - hunters - preparing my end
I close - my eyes - hunters - preparing my end
Your power your voices force me kill for me
The attack starts now, you're fuckin bastards
Defence against - against the terrorists
No way bloody game starts and i scream
No and no and no
I feel the pressure in my head
And now - brutal shock
Flash of pain - wake of death
Fight for life - time to kill
Go away - go away
They preparing my end - preparing
Killing - bleeding
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Kapybara performs "Terror Strike", and this lyric page sits inside the Kapybara catalog on LyroVerse.
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