Invasion
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Invasion
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This ain't a test alarm,this is what we feared
A sudden war on our territory,in our fields
Silver shuttles in the darkened sky they're drawing near
No atom-bomb,no star-wars shields to help us now
Will we survive-this invasion
Will we survive- the martain horror
They've come from outer space
With laser weapons
They've come from outer space
Oh-oh-oh
They've come from outer space
Alien live attacking
They've come from outer space
Oh-oh-oh
Their weapons futuristic, their aggression primitive
Are humans so much different here
Their first strike makes us victims but the future will
See us becoming martians it's what i fear
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