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Alisha's Attic ~ Alisha Rules The World


(poole/martin/poole)


She's an angel but she sins sometimes
Dressed in white
Gets drunk on red wine
Everyone loves her
But a child plays for pleasure
And she'll play with your heart
Until she breaks down your defences
One by one

So line up your soldiers
And she'll shoot them all down
Coz alisha rules the world
You think you've found a dream
And it shatters and it seems
That alisha rules the world

For her love of power
She's as fragile as a flower

But you better line up your soldiers
And she'll shoot them all down
Coz alisha rules the world

Alisha always walks
Where angels fear to fly
Perfection, baby
You know you're qualified
Everyone loves her but a child plays for pleasure
And she'll play with your heart
Until she breaks down your defences
One by one

So you better line up your soldiers
And she'll shoot them all down
Coz alisha rules the world
You think you've found a dream
And it shatters and it seems
That alisha rules the world

For her love of power
She's as fragile as a flower

But you better line up your soldiers
And she'll shoot them all down
Coz alisha rules the world

And when it all comes down you realise
It's just her playful heart inside your mind

So line up your soldiers
And she'll shoot them all down
Coz alisha rules the world
(repeat chorus to fade)


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