Russian Attack
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Russian Attack
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They came from the sky with their parachutes on
Soviet troops, Operation Red Dawn
Bolshevik Commies from the cold war
Back to attack the American shore
They came through the water in their submarines
Soviet troops packed like sardines
Fifty states under red alert
Ready to face the communist troops
GO!
Russian Attack! [x2]
They came from the sky with their parachutes on
Soviet troops, Operation Red Dawn
Bolshevik Commies from the cold war
Back to attack the American shore
They came through the water in their submarines
Soviet troops packed like sardines
Fifty states under red alert
Ready to face the communist troops
GO!
Russian Attack! [x4]
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