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Gamma Ray ~ Men, Martians And Machines


From out of space we came on to the earth From far away on solar beams A dying race to find survival here For our kind to plant our seeds Our analysis of the atmosphere Was good and so we touched the ground A rising simple structured life form there Seemed to be perfect what we'd found We think in anger of our fallin dream Our home is now a fading light The cracks appeared and they where pointing at the end And so we came to save our lives Men, Martians and Machines You were to young to understand our plans To see the things up in the sky We were the gods and we have taught you well And so we found eternal life We gained control upon our destiny Our ships were flying everywhere The cracks appeared our plan was bound to fail again And now the circle's closing in Men, Martians and Machines We can't control our human sacrifice Again we fear for our lives The cracks appeared our brains start to distort again Now we gonna say goodbye Men, Martians and Machines more free lyrics

From out of space we came on to the earth
From far away on solar beams
A dying race to find survival here
For our kind to plant our seeds

Our analysis of the atmosphere
Was good and so we touched the ground
A rising simple structured life form there
Seemed to be perfect what we'd found

We think in anger of our fallin dream
Our home is now a fading light
The cracks appeared and they where pointing at the end
And so we came to save our lives

Men, Martians and Machines

You were to young to understand our plans
To see the things up in the sky
We were the gods and we have taught you well
And so we found eternal life

We gained control upon our destiny
Our ships were flying everywhere
The cracks appeared our plan was bound to fail again
And now the circle's closing in

Men, Martians and Machines

We can't control our human sacrifice
Again we fear for our lives
The cracks appeared our brains start to distort again
Now we gonna say goodbye

Men, Martians and Machines

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