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What a world is it just a place we just go to relate ?
What a life, read a book by those who say it’s a stage
Coz in my heart there’s a place of compassion for my race
All these icons we deface, cause pain, pain
And it feels like – rain – like, rain
When I go, to Las Vegas or Mexico, 51
All these places that I stay
It seems different every day
And more awareness comes our way
And it feels like – rain – like, rain
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Like – rain – like, rain
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Rock And Roll
04:31
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It’s no crime not to think
They said son why do you care
Always been out of line
Just begun not to care
Walk the line where angels tread
Now I know I’m done
Walk the way that you think is best
Then I know I’m done
What a world stuck in time
I sometimes feel I’m not there
So debased, so sublime, sometimes hard just to care
Walk the line where angels tread
Now I know I’m done
Walk the way you think is best
Then I know I’m done
Once upon a time you tried your best
You felt you were done
But until you’ve passed the test
Can you say that you’ve won
So walk the line that you know best
Now I know I’m done
Dare to walk where angels tread
Then I know I’m done
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I still read the NME
Coz it’s good to know, what to believe in today
And FMCG’s on my page
Don’t they say, it gets better, when it rains ?
Don’t bring Terry, today
It’s just take, take, take – my ideas, for change
Dictionary’s all we need
So we can read a little deeper, than them
There’s London, New York the world
From my window it looks grey
Don’t the say, there’s a reason for this ?
And California’s ok
You could be, in the sunshine … with the-e-e-em
There’s London, New York the world
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Seventh Son
01:15
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Because I have never been home – One million miles away
On the ‘other’ plain – Away from here
Unfamiliar place – It’s a monument
It’s a testament – To hatred and waste
It’s no fun – racing around the sun – again
So I settled down – In a ‘normal’ town
Trying to get along – With everyone
And I worked from home – With electricity
I always seemed to be – Working alone
Once again – I’m hiding from the rain my friend – You could save the land and grain – in time
As if by chance – now I can see
Helped discover me – Inside myself
This rough terrain – Against a bright red sky
Is the reason why – I am here
And now I know – I’m a vehicle
A terrestrial – To assist this human race
From racing everywhere – Erasing everything - Erasing itself
It’s a sign – We let the children starve – Sublime
There’s more to save than me this time
So as M.D. of the Earth plc – I resignnnnnnnnnnn !!!!!
I’m wet through – I’m wet through – so are you ………
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What's The Score
02:07
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When They Come
04:14
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I Am The Greatest
02:28
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Battery
03:41
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Waterworld
02:31
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She… The Eclipse
01:55
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Erase Today Blackpool, UK
4 different line-ups over 6 different recordings
1. Andy Higgins (gtr vox) Steve White
(bass vox) Joe Delaney (drums)
2. Andy Higgins (gtr vox) Mark O'neill (bass vox) Joe Delaney (drums)
3. Andy Higgins (gtr vox) Warrington Dave (bass) Ratfink (drums vox)
4. Andy Higgins (gtr vox) Dr Alan Pill (bass vox) Ratfink (drums vox)
Erase Today CPR was attempted through Spig and Adi - thx to them x
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