Guided Missiles
from Trianasaurus Rex by The Sparrowhawk Orkestrel
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Streaming + DownloadPurchasable with gift card
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send the giants to the beach,
They're not here to soak up any culture,
and they don't practice what they preach,
It's not just land it's our home,
you want to make whats ours your own.
These are the men from across the sea,
coming to steal the land from your feet,
Cause we've got the guided missiles,
and we've got the misguided men.
These men are not welcome here on our land,
point your arrows in defence,
they're not here to drink out of the river,
No, they're here to build a fence
It's not just land it's our home,
you want to make whats ours your own.
These are the men from across the sea,
coming to steal the land from your feet,
Cause we've got the guided missiles,
and we've got the misguided men.
How long will they be the victims,
how long will we be the victors,
writing all the history books,
it's probably still happening now,
but nobody cares to look.
Cause we're still the men from across the sea.
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The Sparrowhawk Orkestrel UK
Prog Punk bouquet with 80's Heavy Metal after taste. Best served live.
discography
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Nov 2016 -
Mar 2014 -
Feb 2014 -
Jun 2012
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