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Maverick
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Obliterate the infinite, Keep hold of the truth,
Inspired by the curious, The desire for proof.
And the marching lands will stand still once again, once again, And the marching lands will stand still once again, once again.
And the maverick,
The maverick,
The maverick,
For he is king.
Destroy those in control, Kept sain by illusion,
Admired in the eyes of, The men that stand before,
And the marching lands will stand still once again, once again, And the marching lands will stand still once again, once again.
And the maverick,
The maverick,
The maverick,
For he is king.
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For all these years,
People have just been messing around,
With technology, astrology and leaving UFO's to be found,
Sir, would you remind me what's on our tiny little planet,
Oh yes, false advertisements like buy this it's organic.
Pull your head out of the ground,
Pull your head out of the ground.
In present years,
These people are still messing around with,
Technology, destruction and upgrading what's already been found,
Sir, would you remind me what's now worth fighting for,
As we crumble into deep desperation for a non-existent cause.
Pull your head out of the ground,
Pull your head out of the ground.
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