Green Eyleen
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Green Eyleen
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In the streets of our dying cities
Where walk all men
They don't know what's been coming
For many years
Mothership from the space
Will save the few
Green glow in the night
It doesn't help if you fight
Hiding behind the clouds
You know what's there
Marching with the devils mark
You know you're dying
Green eyleen
Warrior child gazes
Through the never-ending night
Now he feels it's calling
As it's time to die
They have robbed our future
And it's too late
But the magical seed is growing
Bastards will pay
Hiding behind the clouds
You know what's there
Marching with the devils mark
You know you're dying
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