[Many years after the overthrow of Wilson, a rebel soldier crouching high on a hilltop above the war torn forests of Gamehendge spots a group of loyalists approaching from their lakeside encampment below. His trusty llama stands beside him, loaded down with a canvas pack that holds two large bazooka type guns to the animal's sides. Near the man sits a cache of blastoplast, each capable of destroying the entire hillside in an instant...]


Sunrise over the turquoise mountains, messenger birds in sight

They came up through the valley, both sides at a time

Through the cold steady rain Raid! I bend down

Poke a double decker on a llama. Llama, Taboot Taboot

Trigger a blastoplast, ramshackle laker recedes I start to run

It was the loudest thing I'd ever heard And I knew my time had come

To enter the delta


Leave it on press, depress, depress.

Llama, Taboot Taboot

Writer : DIAMOND, NEIL / TRADITIONAL,
Copyright : Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, EMI Music Publishing