Trusting in our machine
We head for oblivion

Raising the first alarm
Red light, red light
This is a warning sound
Red light, red light

There's a haze coming down
Upon us
Every tribe for themselves
United in chaos

Raising the first alarm
Red light, red light
This is a warning sound
Red light, red light
Invading force alert
Sirens wailing
Air raiders in the sky
Circling

(Raising the first alarm
This is the warning sound
Raising the first alarm
This is the warning sound)

Now the power's out
All that I can see
Is the gleaming white
Of your retina
Light the path for me
Blaze the trail again
Lead the exodus
Back inside the cage

Raising the last alarm
Red light, red light
This is a warning sound
Red light, red light
Invading force alert
Sirens wailing
Air raiders in the sky
Circling


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Kamichi Lyrics as written by Joseph Birch James Mccarlie Findlay

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

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    Its about a war.

    jacobxrosson July 22, 2007   Link

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