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Microcosmic Thrones
03:58
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The city never sleeps, we just go on and on
Workers drained of youth to get a cash lump sum
Wondering how did it all come down to this, shall we turn it on it’s head it’s a time for change
Today, we’ll start again, Today we’ll make a mend
Trepidation and distrust pollutes our atmosphere
The Corruption of the banks leaves in despair
We won’t let them exploit us no more, or cheat us out of our microcosmic thrones
Today, we’ll start again, Today we’ll make a mend
Today, Today, Today, Today x2
We can’t allow ourselves to fail,(Fail) we build a world, a life to depend on
We wont accept a repeat of this again (this again), the hand the feeds the fist that fights to defend
Today, we’ll start again, Today we’ll make a mend
Today, Today, Today, Today x2
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Dusk To Dawn
05:24
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It's the last of our seed and we're a dying breed
We've came and gone, but there is nothing to hold on
It's our end, we've came to the wall
Let's ride from dusk until dawn so we can find our salvation
So far the voices, they don't speak, they're not given a chance to breath
Where’s the sense in this all we'll crash and burn
Wasting all our time with ideological crimes
Eradicate our souls, act don’t pray
It's the last of our seed and we're a dying breed
We've came and gone, but there is nothing to hold on
It's our end, we've came to the wall
Let's ride from dusk until dawn so we can find our salvation
Bin all corruption and greed, end all wars of degree
Or watch the world fall and we';ll crash and burn
Is this our last breath, humanity come to an end
Wipe the slate clean or destroy ourselves
It's the last of our seed and we're a dying breed
We've came and gone, but there is nothing to hold on
It's our end, we've came to the wall
Let's ride from dusk until dawn so we can find our salvation
Act don't pray, stand up to our fate. Or we all destroy ourselves
It's the last of our seed and we're a dying breed
We've came and gone, but there is nothing to hold on
It's our end, we've came to the wall
Let's ride from dusk until dawn so we can find our salvation
Act don't pray, stand up to our fate. Or we all destroy ourselves
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Hy Brasil
05:55
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Are you our greatest companion?
Or our feared enemy
You came down here years ago
To shape our destiny
Will you unite us or divide us
We don’t know
The fate of the earth is in your hands
So don’t subdue us all
Words don’t mean a thing if we’re deceived by an enemy x2
You claim you’re a god now
To gain control
We call you Zues Anubis Venis and Loki
Plus many more
Will you bring us fortune or bring
Destruction
Sacred scriptures have revealed your plans
Lets crush them all
Words don’t mean a thing when you’re deceived an enemy x2
The fear is gone, what are you waiting for
Ready, are you ready, are you ready to fall? (repeat)
Words don’t mean a thing when you’re deceived an enemy x2
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Our Lucid Reality Glasgow, UK
An inspirational quintet from Glasgow who fuse cosmic industrial dance with anthemic alternative rock to resonate messages of love, hope and society with the aim of the listener finding their own Lucid Reality. That is the self realisation that no external forces are at play in determining your path in life. You are in control of your fate, destiny is in your hands, this is Our Lucid Reality ... more
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