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Artist: L.a.
Canonical path: /la/the-oldest-world-part-1
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The Oldest World (Part 1)
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The Oldest World (Part 1)
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In the desert they're guarding the graves
Of the almighty leaders and secret safes
In their faces you see all their pride
Like a sign of the greatest world of all time
In the eyes of the cat it's all clear
There's a mystical, magical atmosphere
Cause you're drawn into yesterdays games
All ways marked by their names
Signs of the oldest world
Egypt's calling you
Signs of the oldest world
Egypt's calling you
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