Children Of The Night

Happy Hardcore

We are the children of the night,
And fight for the future of our nation,
Let's come together and unite,
Nothings gonna stop us now.


We are the children of the night,
And fight for the future of our nation,
Let's come together and unite,
Nothings gonna stop us now.


Let the fire burn inside,
Nobody can stop this generation,
Cause we're the children of the night,
Don't ever let them put you down.

Get up...Get up...Get up...
Now is the time, no change,
Get up...Get up...Get up...
There is no time to wait,
Get up...Get up...Get up...
Don't ever let them put you down

Get up...Come along and join the scene,
Live you life like a rave machine.


We are the children of the night,
And fight for the future of our nation,
Let's come together and unite,
Nothings gonna stop us now.


Let the fire burn inside,
Nobody can stop this generation,
Cause we're the children of the night,
Don't ever let them put you down.


Get up...Get up...Get up...
Now is the time, no change,
Get up...Get up...Get up...
There is no time to wait,
Get up...Get up...Get up...
Don't ever let them put you down

Get up...Come along and join the scene,
Live you life like a rave machine.

(with children singing)

We are the children of the night,
And fight for the future of our nation,
Let's come together and unite,
Nothings gonna stop us now.


Let the fire burn inside,
Nobody can stop this generation,
Cause we're the children of the night,
Don't ever let them put you down.


Get up...Get up...Get up...
Now is the time, no change,
Get up...Get up...Get up...
There is no time to wait,
Get up...Get up...Get up...
Don't ever let them put you down

Get up...Come along and join the scene,
Live you life like a rave machine.


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    most addicting song ever it's crazy it reminds of like the beginning of a bad teen movie where they are playing a song and introducing the characters

    a0g0e7nt86on October 10, 2002   Link

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