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An old wise Indian on a path to war Sharpened axe and a heart of stone Took the long high road most ignore He's only going to win this war alone He pillaged and he raged for thirteen days Destroying all the world he'd come to loathe His solace was in ruins, that's to say he wasn't pained And the further that he went his fury'd grow Cause the wind can't stop a rolling stone And the tree that it hits still falls And so is the man who walks alone Should he walk away at all The time came for resistance there would be hell to pay Destroy the man destroying our device The world's greatest warriors gathered here to find the way Seven men on seven horses left that night It wasn't hard to find him he was right there in their way They attacked and he disappeared That's the last report we heard of their foray When they did not return we turned to fear I was sent to find them it was four months and a day In my path lay seven horses slain Five men were still alive I tracked them to a grave Where the Indian lay dead and the men hoorayed I was overcome, my emotions way too strong Those five horsemen suddenly were gone In my hand was his axe, in my heart his anger poured I screamed like hell and I rode off to war Cause the wind can't stop a rolling stone So the tree that it hits still falls And so is the man who walks alone Should he walk away at all