Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Stamina (ITA)
Canonical path: /stamina-ita/supremacy
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Supremacy
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Supremacy
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They crossed the oceans
To reach the foreign lands
Bringing fire and steel
Possessing the power to
Dominate the weak
What a big deal
Evils and demons right
Inside their heads
Driving them to
Commit inhuman sins
What is the point
In trying to subject
The whole world?
It will never yield
Supremacy
Building empires made
Out of sand
Supremacy
No domination survived
The signs of the time
They used their wits to
Create machines of death
What a shame!
What a shame!
A burning desire to dominate
The weak
Made them fall in disgrace
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