“Magic Dragon” describes the machine gun used from helicopters in the Vietnam War. The gun would destroy anything in its path.
[Verse 1]
Camp duc lap calm before the storm
They fight with drowsiness
Rubbed their eyes must stay awake
Stared into the darkness
[Refrain]
Disastrous noise from far behind
Imminent attack splits their minds
Forces proceed to counter thrust
Without doubt they will rush
[Verse 2]
Moon cast a shadow menace comes near
Formed as an aeroplane
Take up weapons to defend the boundary line
Do not want to loose the reign
[Refrain]
Disastrous noise from far behind
Imminent attack splits their minds
Forces proceed to counter thrust
Without doubt they will rush
[Verse 3]
Night into day when flare bombs detonate to burn the sky
Our hostile positions are made out there is no place to hide
The AC-47 send their flames from all the barrels
6000 shots per minute to make a hill all level
[Chorus]
Magic Dragon
Let sheets of fire hail down the base
Magic Dragon
A crucial test the enemy will never raise
Magic Dragon
Spit tracer bullets expose our hiding place
Magic Dragon
Iron monsters destroy with rage
[Verse 4]
Pilots circle their machines as eagles in the sky
Navigator tactical warfare they know the reason why
Because their orders are clear:
Crush them to win the war
[Chorus]
Magic Dragon
Let sheets of fire hail down the base
Magic Dragon
A crucial test the enemy will never raise
Magic Dragon
Spit tracer bullets expose our hiding place
Magic Dragon
Iron monsters destroy with rage
[Guitar Solo]
[Verse 5]
First squadron obey the command: Take off higher
No Vietcong can move in sustained fire
Orders are clear -
Win the war
[Chorus]
Magic Dragon
Let sheets of fire hail down the base
Magic Dragon
A crucial test the enemy will never raise
Magic Dragon
Spit tracer bullets expose our hiding place
Magic Dragon
Iron monsters destroy with rage
[Guitar Solo]
Magic Dragon was written by Chris Witchhunter & Frank Blackfire & Tom Angelripper.
Magic Dragon was produced by Harris Johns.
Sodom released Magic Dragon on Thu Jun 01 1989.