5. The Sword, “Warp Riders”
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Given the album artwork of The Sword’s third full length album, as well as the lyrics from the title track, we really think this is more about Asteroids or Defender than actual space travel, but hey, both games take place in space, and the song about a “warp of space into the womb of night” certainly counts. Time and space travel in the same song? You’ve won us over.
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