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Arch Enemy ~ Starbreaker


[JUDAS PRIEST cover-recorded in 1998, featuring original vocalist Johan Liiva] Look out, here's Starbreaker Cruisin' into town Set his mind to stealin' Every little heart around Step out on the sidewalks If you're feeling game He comes but once a lifetime Never seen again Starbreaker Glides in from the sky Starbreaker Takes you up so high Paradise is waiting For the chosen few Let's hope maybe this time He picks me and you Star voyage to a new world Light-year miles away Cross your fingers, here he is, Take us now this day Starbreaker Glides in from the sky Starbreaker Takes you up so high Starbreaker, take my hand Starbreaker, understand Starbreaker, you're the one Starbreaker, lead us on, and on Look out, here's Starbreaker Cruisin' into town Set his mind to stealin' Every little heart around Step out on the sidewalks If you're feeling game He comes but once a lifetime Never ever seen again Starbreaker Glides in from the sky Starbreaker Takes you up so high more free lyrics

[JUDAS PRIEST cover-recorded in 1998, featuring original vocalist Johan Liiva]

Look out, here's Starbreaker
Cruisin' into town
Set his mind to stealin'
Every little heart around
Step out on the sidewalks
If you're feeling game
He comes but once a lifetime
Never seen again

Starbreaker
Glides in from the sky
Starbreaker
Takes you up so high

Paradise is waiting
For the chosen few
Let's hope maybe this time
He picks me and you
Star voyage to a new world
Light-year miles away
Cross your fingers, here he is,
Take us now this day

Starbreaker
Glides in from the sky
Starbreaker
Takes you up so high

Starbreaker, take my hand
Starbreaker, understand
Starbreaker, you're the one
Starbreaker, lead us on, and on

Look out, here's Starbreaker
Cruisin' into town
Set his mind to stealin'
Every little heart around
Step out on the sidewalks
If you're feeling game
He comes but once a lifetime
Never ever seen again

Starbreaker
Glides in from the sky
Starbreaker
Takes you up so high

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