| The Eagle Fury |  |
| One day the eagle
Will fly high in the sky
Up of the Afghan mountain
He will find you wherever you are
You can run, but you can't hide
The eagle fury will scratch your head
And take it so high in the sky
You will want to excuse yourself
But it's too late now
You will pay the supreme price
For all the American people you killed
To have dare attacking the land of the free
Jackals like your kind cannot survive very long
For all the crime against the world
For having killed so many innocent people
The eagle will make you pay
It's inevitable, it's already written
Good will beat Evil
You going to feel the wrath of the Fourth of July | By Patrick Fournier
Copyright 2006
Listed 3/9/2006 |
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