It was on the eight day of december
In nineteen eighty-four
full moon witnessed to the deed
On the nation's western shore
Bob Mathews made his final stand
He vowed [bad word] no more
He loaded his gun and spit in the eye
Of the jews and their federal [bad word] The blood of Leonidas
And Custer and Stonewall, [bad word] in the veins of this white man
To their memory he was [bad word] Two weeks before in Portland town
They'd tried to lay a snare
Thirty-five of the federal dogs
Bob Matthews whipped in there
So, they rounded up an army
Of maggots and [bad word] and reds
Race traitors and cowards and jackals
And other kinds of feds
The jews had given the orders
Race traitors would obey
By the hundreds they came to murder
The greatest white man of his day
They brought helicopter gunships
And they army did they deploy
They thought they'd break the spirit 
Of this fearless rebel boy
But even as they poured their fire
Throught barricaded doors
His bullets whistled by the heads
Of treasonous federal whores
The gunships felt his bullets first
And quickly flew away
For thirty-six hours, a day and a half
He held the dogs at bay
With tear gas next they filled the house
Twice broke inside the doors
But rapid fire soon drove out
The devil's federal whores
They knew they'd met their match
So they set the house on fire
And soon the flames touched the sky
viking funeral pyre
White brother how i miss you
Who can take your place
As the leader of the army
That fights to save our race?

Mathews:
"Stand up like men and drive the enemy into the sea! 

Stand up like men, and swear a sacred oath upon the green grass of our sires, that you 
will reclaim what our forefathers discover, explored, conquered, settled, built, and died for.
 
Stand up like men and reclaim our soil. Kinsmen arise! Look towards the stars and proclaim our
destiny... Defeat never, Victory Forever."

As you march through fair Valhalla
Asgard's mighty hall
Number one among the vikings
I can hear you call
Arise you Aryan Warriors
I've shown you how to fight
You owe it to my children
To battle for the right