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Pandemic Summer
03:19
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After All
03:07
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And after all remember only the best,
Cause everyday is a struggle for the rest
Because our eyes have seen so many lies
but in our hearts we really know how to laugh
We used to hate but now we learned how to love
We used to love but now we learned to mistrust
To live a life you die a thousand times
to birth a child you always love in the dark
In the Dark
In the Dark
In the Dark
To change the world you must forget who you are
To seize the day you have to constantly change
Because the truth always knows how to hide itself
So you believe and know it's always there
It's always there
It's always there
It's always there
The truth is always there
Remember we are bigger than our fear
Remember we are bigger than our fear
Remember we are bigger than our fear
Now, uh uh uh uh uh
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Dmitry Wild Hudson, New York
"A sonic and visual storyteller... channeling Johnny Cash, Nick Cave, Jesus and Mary Chain, and Lee Hazlewood" ~ Post-
Punk.com
"Shatteringly propulsive garage-psych romper... it kills" ~ Vanyaland
"A rock and roll smash that has both groove and heart." ~ Big Takeover Magazine
"Wild, swaggering and buoyant... hyper full-band rhythm and feel-good factor" ~ Amplify Music Magazine
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