Time To Leave The Underground

from Be On A Razor's Edge by ARVE

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Time to leave the Underground

Part I

I know all the mad things
the people never learn
the mankind coming lazy
come on feel the burst

Now I fix my tower and running up with you
You and me in union will never be separate
We only must find the great illuminated gate

I am the man with the devil in the head
When I look at people, I feel thing I never had
Knowing all the badness and trouble here on earth
The mankind driving crazy – live is coming first

Comon ladies and gentleman here in the underground

I am the one never finding all the rules
always search and finding – is finding the old schools
Try to find a way through the illiteracy way
but I am not be there where I want to stay

I know You would help me all the times
But I never give an minimum of chance
Because my pig-headed mind is still here on work
But I am going in me and give a really big jerk

Now I have the power with your helping hand
I fix my tower and run up with you
You and me in union will never separate
We only must find the look into the other mind
The mankind driving crazy always coming first

Come on follow me and see we are going in to free(dom)

Part II

When I think of you
I feel sad and blue
You are creping down
Time to leave the underground
it's time to leave the underground

You have been born on earth
to be busy first
you have much to do
show me now your way

My place is the hell
Inside my mind
my mind is great and warm
you hold me with your torn
and the underground is born

Devil talk and the mankind leave's the.........

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from Be On A Razor's Edge, released August 8, 2008

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