Alien Youth

Skillet

(It's been confirmed that the aliens have landed.)

Worldwide Jesus domination
Love conquers all
Rise like a chosen generation
There's no stopping it all
Come on freaks let's go
Come on freaks let's go
Get all the freaks and let's go
Yeah yeah

We're taking over the world
We're the Alien Youth
We're coming for your souls
We're gonna, we're gonna, we're gonna
Shake the world
We're the Alien Youth
We're taking over, over, over
Alien Youth

Do you believe that the aliens have landed
We're everywhere you go
Infiltrate at the break of revolution
You can't stop the revival
And we're not gonna leave this world alone
And we're not gonna leave it yeah

We're taking over the world
We're the Alien Youth
We're coming for your souls
We're gonna, we're gonna, we're gonna
Shake the world
We're the Alien Youth
We're taking over, over, over
Alien Youth

Come on freaks let's go
Get all the freaks and let's go
Come on freaks let's go
Get all the freaks and let's go

And we're not gonna leave this world alone
And we're not gonna leave it yeah
And we're not gonna leave this world alone
And we're not gonna leave

We're taking over the world
We're the Alien Youth
We're coming for your souls
We're gonna, we're gonna, we're gonna
Shake the world
We're the Alien Youth
We're taking over, over, over
Alien Youth


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Alien Youth Lyrics as written by Korene M Cooper John Landrum Cooper

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    Yeah, one thing I'd add is the whole "In the world but not of the world" thing. We're aliens, and we have to look to heaven, which is our real home.

    PropertyofJesuson June 17, 2007   Link

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