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Seven Suns
04:19
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A million lights and fires in the sky tell me lies, and make me think that they're alive. So I set out across their way to see their light myself someday, but I don't think that I'd survive.
Some time, just space. It's nothing except another day.
Hold me under seven suns and tell me what to say, hold me under seven suns and I'll surely burn away. Show me what the past has come to and make the present stay. Hold me under seven suns and I'll surely burn away.
Some time, just space. It's nothing except another day.
And I know it's crazy, this thing called a life.
Hold me under seven suns and tell me what to say, hold me under seven suns and I'll surely burn away. Show me what the past has come to and make the present stay. Hold me under seven suns and I'll surely burn away.
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Holy Rollers
07:20
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Slowly shoulders begin to turn. And holy rollers, eager to learn, throw their hands out in every which way, but don't let your faith stagnate.
Brothers and sisters say we belong, but the pessimisters speaking in tongues, just block them out. But the seeds of doubt are sewn, and now I see that we're alone and insignificant again.
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Wounded Knee
07:10
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One thousand questions await my waking eyes. Just give me time and I will come around.
Rolling along like you said that you would, I never told you because I never could. You say you're a soldier but you haven't sold me on anything.
Mother of the seasons won't you take me up into your skies? Raise me above your head and show me the life in your eyes. The rolling waves rush to greet me as I walk their way. It's all connected and perhaps you'll realise some day.
Rolling along like you said that you would, I never told you because I never could. You say you're a soldier but you haven't sold me on anything.
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Farfisa Manchester, UK
Wavy, fuzzy psychedelic three-piece hailing from Manchester England.
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