Rage Hard
Frankie Goes To Hollywood (FGTH)
Rage! Rage! Rage! Rage! Rage Hard! Laugh like the head of Apollo Young and strong on the wings of tomorrow Rise up in millions get off your knees Dispelling the demons In the valley of danger We all work together, sculptures in sorrow With love light to follow, on Sweet head of Apollo Rage hard, into the light Rage hard, doing it right, doing it right Rage Hard, against the dark Rage Hard, make your mark Let the tournament begin Don't give up and don't give in Strength to rise up, strength to win Strength to save the wor(l)d from losing Rage Hard, into the light Rage Hard, doing it right Rage Hard, against the dark Rage Hard Rage! Rage Hard Though blue eyes of children They shine without fear Hope is the future, with oceans of cheer Nothing to fear There's nothing to fear Though laughter of angels resounding From heaven keep fighting the favours Of charlatan saviours, charlatan saviours Rage hard, into the light Rage hard, doing it right, doing it right Rage Hard, against the dark Rage Hard, make your mark Let the tournament begin Don't give up and don't give in Rage hard, into the light Rage hard, doing it right Rage Hard, against the dark Rage Hard, make your mark I don't know which way to go My love's like driven snow When we past the test of time My love you shall be mine And if only, lost and lonely Is all that's wrong with me, we' ll be free Be free, be free Laugh like the head of apollo Young and strong on the wings of tomorrow Rage Hard Rage Hard Let the tournament begin Don't give up and don't give in Rage Hard, into the light Rage Hard, doing it right Let the tournament begin Don't give up and don't give in Strength to rise up, strength to win Strength to save the wor(l)d from losingnone.
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