| When the great Gods of the Olympus rose
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| And men gathered to celebrate those
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| Who never change but who held the reins
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| All the nations stooped and never cared
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| Never had guts to spare
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| King of the Red, the bearded dead
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| Summon the hordes in boots of led
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| With bolted doors then off to war
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| They will forgive in the end, after all it’s for
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| The rise of another Reich, hailed and glorified
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| Yet now, when the game is over
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| The world is yet again
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| Astute and able to view with opened eyes
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| And to condemn them faraway everyday crimes
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| Put 'im in the box, this Russian fox
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| With furry chest and gun and ship him off
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| To hunt the lost
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| Hiding ‘neath the rainbow
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| There he will find an answer
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| Only he is looking for!
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| King of the Red, the bearded dead
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| Must stash his mustache, and shoot ‘em dead
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| With bolted doors then off to war
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| In the shadow of a self made idiot born
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| From underneath a wishful thinking
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| Of a third world war
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| While pencil pushing at the borders of the law
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| Now praise the host and raise the cup
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| In the name of the Gods this will never ever stop
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| Hail! |
| Hail!
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| The King of the Red
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| Hail! |
| Hail!
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| The King of the Red
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| King of the Red!
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| Siberia will await the fox
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| Open armed to welcome the defender of imperial arts
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| King of the Red!
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| This pale war mongerer
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| Hellbent on walking in the worn torn footsteps of the
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| Dead Kings of the Red |