This is a sequel to 2001's "Reckless Abandon", and features the band looking back on their clumsy youth fondly.
Flames ripping through the clouds, fly away (fly away)
A new outlook opens wide from within
The earth's been punched in the face, and now it's angry (angry)
It's going to go blow up a valcano
If I find a dinosuar...
...in some melting ice, I want to train it to ride a ball
CHA LA HEY CHA LA
I don't care -- no matter what happens
CHA LA HEY CHA LA
My heart's beating with excitement
I'm a ball with energy out of control
CHA LA HEY CHA LA
It's easier for new dreams to enter a empty head
CHA LA HEY CHA LA
My smile's Ultra Z
Today's going to be great, too. -- yay-yay-yay-yay-yay
SPARKING!!
A new outlook opens wide from within
The earth's been punched in the face, and now it's angry (angry)
It's going to go blow up a valcano
If I find a dinosuar...
...in some melting ice, I want to train it to ride a ball
CHA LA HEY CHA LA
I don't care -- no matter what happens
CHA LA HEY CHA LA
My heart's beating with excitement
I'm a ball with energy out of control
CHA LA HEY CHA LA
It's easier for new dreams to enter a empty head
CHA LA HEY CHA LA
My smile's Ultra Z
Today's going to be great, too. -- yay-yay-yay-yay-yay
SPARKING!!
Lyrics submitted by Queen Vegeta
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