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Parts Unknown

from Devour by Red Six

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They'll tell you they found me at the side of the road,
Inhaling gold spraypaint through my mouth,
My name on my shirt,
Obscured with blood,
My theme tune rings out.

Left for dead,
Forgotten, abandoned,
I finally made my way home,
The people said I must have been through hell,
I come from Parts Unknown.

We hail,
from Parts Unknown,
We finally made it home,
We hail,
From Parts Unknown,
Warriors!

They tell you "Don't listen to a word that he says",
But they'll never understand what I meant,
The weak, they mock from a safe distance,
Because the strong make too much fucking sense.

Left in the wasteland,
Survived radiation,
Your pathetic venom can't kill,
We are the voice of unification,
A Brotherhood of Steel.

We hail,
from Parts Unknown,
We finally made it home,
We hail,
From Parts Unknown,
Warriors!

Warriors! Come out to play!

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from Devour, released August 7, 2011
Music © Red Six
Lyrics © Gerard Torbitt

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Red Six Belfast, UK

Six Essential Facts about Red Six:

Red Six is a Belfast based heavy metal band.
Red Six were formed in 2010.
Red Six have released two EPs, 'Devour' and 'Nausea', and a single 'The Curse'
Red Six are Gerard, Steve, Rab, Laura and Robert.
Red Six is a stripped down, black-shirted reaction to the pigeon-holing, gimmickery and mediocrity of current heavy music.
Red Six is not a Star Wars reference. ... more

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