Well I come from a planet beyond the stars
Looking for some human body parts
I'm gonna to pull your body from your grave
'Cause I'm grave robbing u.s.a. !
And I'm riding around in my black starship
Looking for some crypts to kick
I'm gonna pull your body from your grave
'Cause I'm graverobbing U.S.A. !
And I'm graverobbing U.S.A. !
And I'm graverobbing U.S.A. !
And I'm digging up the dead today
'Cause I'm graverobbing u.s.a. !

Necrophiliac creatures of evil
Invade the planet earth
On a macabre cosmic mission
To dig up the dead !
Back in the summer of '76
I would dig up bodies to play with
And my favorite was the brain
'Cause I'm graverobbing U.S.A.!
And I wish I may, wish I might
Find me a cold dead corpse for me tonight
I'm gonna pull your body from your grave
'Cause I'm graverobbing u.s.a. !
And I'm graverobbing u.s.a. !
And I'm graverobbing u.s.a. !
And I'm digging up the dead today
'Cause I'm graverobbing U.S.A. !

And I'm graverobbing U.S.A. !
And I'm graverobbing u.s.a. !
And I'm digging up the dead today
'Cause I'm graverobbing U.S.A. !


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    Oh n the ending part you hear a bunch of chains jingling and giggling because they're running back to this black starship with their newly acquired body buddy where one of them is in the way, one is missing, and drinking and picture taking starts along with some funky techno music.

    In Sorte Diaboli...on May 23, 2007   Link

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