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Generals
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Got to keep marching on
Like General Washington
Or the winter gets you
‘Fore the war’s done won
Gotta keep it rolling on
Like old Napoleon
Even when you’re lost and
All your plans proved wrong
Fortune favors the bold
You’re worth your weight in gold
If you can keep it burning
When the wind turns cold
Gotta cross the Rubicon
You, me and everyone
If we’re gonna get to Xanadu
Like Kublai Khan
Like Attila, King of Huns
We can’t fear anyone
Alexander Macedon
Was great cause he was strong
Fortune favors the bold
You’re worth your weight in gold
If you can keep it turning
When the rest all fold
“Nothing is impossible”
Said General Hannibal
If we’re gonna stand up
To the might of Rome
Life is short, ephemeral
Can’t fear your funeral
Either way you’re gonna end up
Far from home
Fortune favors the bold
You’re worth your weight in gold
If you can keep on earning
When the world gets sold
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King Commoner Los Angeles, California
Americana with electronica, made in LA.
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