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Thunder
05:16
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The rain falls like soldiers
Over stone rivers and barren lands
Loaded phrases are fired
They strike from the tongues that command
Flashes of lightning split the air like bullets
Defiant they stand
A storm raging down
The ground shakes in God's hands
The sky is alive with thunder
The sky is alive with thunder
The sky is alive with thunder
The world is electric
This world is electric
The sky is alive with thunder
This world is electric
This world is electric
Took so much
Took a home
Took a life
In a moment
When it seems all but hopeless
Let vision stay focused
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Blind Spot
05:00
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So we moved to the border
Some moons ago
Where it got so cold
As the mist rose
Confined
So soon
I been far from home
From a war zone
You see my wings they're broke like trust
Can't fly cos I see borderlines
As bombs they rain again again
No ounce of shame no change of face
You, you'll never save us
And you, you'll never save us
Love cries, you, you'll never save us
And you, you'll never save us
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3. |
The Tinker
05:16
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[Instrumental]
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4. |
Kakistocracy
06:42
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Caged by the darkness
Enlighten my soul
I think but it's all told
I am not alone
When the words fly the meaning grows old
Still I don't know
Still I don't know
It was your lies
That bought time
A battle cry
Until the love dies
With your trade deals
New hospitals
And its more lies
I got more lies
Now I can't see
And i cant breathe
Cos of your lies
Cos of your lies
Now I can't see
And I can't breathe
Cos of your lies
Cos of your lies
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Maruja Manchester, UK
From obscurity to notability, Manchester four-piece Maruja’s continual rise has yet to meet its upward limit. The convergence of vocalist and guitarist Harry Wilkinson, drummer Jacob Hayes, bassist Matt Buonaccorsi and saxophonist Joe Carroll makes for a formidable end result. Maruja’s bold and intense live performances permeate through into the studio recordings, creating a piercing nuance. ... more
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