My telescope looks out
Into the stars tonight
A little speck of light
Seems twice the size tonight
The calculations are so fine
Can it be growing all the time?

Now I can't believe it's true
And I don't know what to do
For the hundredth time
I check the declination
Now the fear starts to grow
Even my computer shows
There are no errors in the calculations

Now it's happened, take no other view
Collision course, you must believe it's true
Now there's nothing left that we can do

When two worlds collide
The anger and the pain
Of all those who remain
Two worlds collide
Who will be left alive?
No place to hide
When two worlds collide

The anger, the pain
Of those who remain
When two worlds collide
When two worlds collide
So who will survive?
There's no place to hide
When two worlds collide

Now it's happened, take no other view
Collision course, you must believe it's true
Now there's nothing left that we can do

When two worlds collide
The anger and the pain
Of all those who remain
Two worlds collide
Who will be left alive?
No place to hide
When two worlds collide

The anger, the pain
Of those who remain
When two worlds collide
When two worlds collide
So who will survive?
There's no place to hide
When two worlds collide

Oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh
Oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh
Oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh
Oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh
Oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh
Oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh

When two worlds collide
The anger, the pain
Of those who remain
When two worlds collide
When two worlds collide
So who will survive?
There's no place to hide
When two worlds collide

When two worlds collide
The anger, the pain
When two worlds collide
When two worlds collide


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    @ZioShirai Great comment, I do love Virtual XI though... The songs are not as gritty but still very passionate! ;)

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