Rise and Ride
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Rise and Ride
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Tell me can you feel the wind in your hair
The time has come you can feel it everywhere
Cry out like a stallion we're ready to score
We mounted the world and now we're back for more
Rise and ride
Straight out of nothing
Rise and ride
We're ready to attack
Rise and ride
We're here to spread the world all around
We're sharing one big dream, that's what live is all about
Join the crowd and join the spirit that is true
For those about to ride we salute you
We don't care what people say
The stallion destroys everything that's in his way
We gallop on and on and you are on our side
Come on join the pack, let's ride
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