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From Another Dimension
06:33
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We’ve been hiding in the mountains
The shadows in between the trees
The footsteps in the misty morning
Giant inter-dimensional beings
We've watched you use all your power
To kill the living planet all around you
So the Sasquatch has been called to battle
To spill your blood
Not a myth or fantasy
Your doom is coming from the trees
Something like a human
From another dimension
The time of the Sasquatch is here
Your blood will soak the roots of the trees
Humans erased from the Earth
Your bodies rot under the leaves
Many ages ago on the Earth of our dimension
The ancient Sasquatch were an advanced society
That nearly destroyed the planet
So they gave up their civilization and returned to the trees
But one technology was passed down through the generations
The interdimensional travel portals
The ancient Sasquatch made a sacred oath
To protect all of the Earths from destruction
In every dimension we travel to
And we keep that oath to this day
And in this dimension of humanity
Your civilization is tearing the Earth apart
And that is why you must die
We bring the end to your time on earth
We bring your death as a gift to her
Your blood will feed and replenish her
We bring the end to your time on earth
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The Tit of Apathy
04:27
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They’re trying to fight us
Behind their guns
They drop their bombs and
Think they've won
But we keep coming
Through the ancient portals
For all their weapons
They are still mortal
The fear is spreading
They're losing control
Our brutal strength and numbers
Will destroy them all
They cannot stop the Sasquatch
We'll stomp and crush their skulls
Then we’ll use their guns against them
Blood flows from the bullet holes
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The Mighty Ones
04:12
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The old woman spoke to her tribe by the fireside
To tell them about when the mighty ones
arrived
She was a child and saw them with her own eyes
When the rivers of red blood flowed from humankind
They were as tall and strong as the trees
They came out of the air like a deadly wind
They were everywhere all at once and they
tore people apart from limb to limb
Whoa oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh
Whoa oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh
Why didn't they just kill you too? Somebody asked
The old woman just closed her old eyes began to laugh
Humanity as it was could not be saved
But we were spared and in their image remade
To the mighty ones they bow and pray
They live close to the Earth and never stray
The knowledge of the past is all erased
Forbidden are the old human ways
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A Hidden Presence
04:45
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I walk the streets at night
All through the ruined city
And dream of ancient times yeah
The knowledge of the past
Is forbidden to me
If they would let me see but no
They are a hidden presence
Moving among the trees
Stalking the mountain passes
They're always watching me yeah
They didn't have the right
To take away our destiny
They left some of us alive
But they stole our humanity
They are a hidden presence
Moving among the trees
Stalking the mountain passes
They're always watching me yeah
Don't forget why you survived
The mighty Sasquatch kept you alive
If you follow the forbidden
The mighty Sasquatch will come again
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