They Are Here/Atomic Supermen
from Nothing To Hide EP by Like No Tomorrow
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lyrics
hunted and despised
perfect his own race
of atomic supermen
atomic supermen
atomic
he wants to rule the world
with his master race
he won't be satisfied
until the world is at his feet
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