Solar Strike
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Solar Strike
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Darken the cities. Invaders are coming
Go into hiding and don't try to run
No early warning they struck in the dead of the night
No prisoners taken, no soul survivor's orders were given to kill and destroy
Sweeping the nation to conquer and take what they want
Nothing to stop them to hold back their forces we flee
Chased through the ruins of our crumbled suburbs
Hoping we soon will be free
Solar strike. Solar strike. Hide in the daytime and kill by the night
Solar strike. Solar strike. Hide in the daytime and kill by the night
Solar strike
Travel by sewers move by the night lives are in danger our rebels will fight
Armies are merging to come in and take what is ours
Power is peaking the time has come now knock down their leadesr the damage is done
Future is destiny, surging it shines in our eyes
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Kraze performs "Solar Strike", and this lyric page sits inside the Kraze catalog on LyroVerse.
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