Guyana Manowar

"Guyana" by Manowar, released in 1982, is a #HeavyMetal track that explores themes of adventure, freedom, and the allure of the unknown. The lyrics convey a journey to a mythical land, emphasizing courage and the quest for a better life. Unique elements include powerful guitar riffs and epic vocals, showcasing the band's signature sound. The song reflects the band's dedication to storytelling through music, resonating with fans of the genre.

Thank You For The Kool Aid Reverend Jim
We're Glad To Leave Behind Their World Of Sin
Our Lifeless Bodies Fall On Holy Ground
Rotting Flesh A Sacrificial Mound
Were You Our God Or A Man In A Play Who Took Our
Applause And Forced Us To Stay
Now All Together We Lived As We Died On Your Command
By Your Side
Guyana In The Cult Of The Damned
Give Us Your Word For The Grand Final Stand
Guyana In The Cult Of The Damned
Give Us Your Word For The Grand Final Stand

In The Cult Of The Damned We All Worked The Land, Too Afraid
To Look Up
We All Feared His Hand
Hurry My Children
There Isn't Much Time
But We'll Meet Again On The Other Side
Be Good To The Children And Old People
First Hand Them A Drink
They're Dying Of Thirst

Guyana In The Cult Of The Damned
Give Us Your Word For The Grand Final Stand
Guyana In The Cult Of The Damned
Give Us Your Word For The Grand Final Stand
Guyana In The Cult Of The Damned
Give Us Your Word For The Grand Final Stand
Guyana In The Cult Of The Damned
Give Us Your Word For The Grand Final Stand

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