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Lions, Tigers and Bears

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: SLIFT Canonical path: /slift/lions-tigers-and-bears Related lyric paths: 6
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Lions, Tigers and Bears

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Race!

There’s a chariot race

Led by lions, proud and full of grace

Oh Race!

There’s a chariot race

Oh! Where every things take place

Fast!

The run is so fast

Present of the future past

At last

Universe become fast

So fast!

Then it turn furious, it’s gonna be

Loud! Louder than the storm!

And the lightning, breaking through the doors!

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