If you think it's over, better think again
There'll be no compromise
Time to hit the power, feel adrenaline
Move into overdrive

Here comes the revolution
Time for retribution

If you think I'll back down or accept defeat
Brace for the aftershock
Take it to the limits, take it to the streets
Give it everything you've got

Time to come together
Revolution
Living on forever
Revolution

Get ready for the revolution

It's a revolution
It's a retribution

Something's in the air
Time to change, it's time to change

You better watch out tonight
You better watch out for the revolution

Bring it down, bring it down


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Revolution Lyrics as written by Robert Halford Kenneth Downing

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    I sort of like this new song....idk, kind of split minded hear, but it's certainly not a new Painkiller or anything...I do hope the rest of the new album is a little more like Painkiller.

    Metalhead6six6on January 09, 2005   Link

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