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Politics
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Politics
A bunch of hypocrites
A face that looks familiar
Time passes on to the end of days
Can you remember
From earth back to innerself
Let go of the anger
Smile on your way paradise
I will surrender
I will surrender
Politics
A bunch of hypocrites
A face that looks familiar
I was last to know but now you are living dreams
We meet forever
From earth back to innerself
Let go of the anger
Smile on your way to paradise
I will surrender
I will surrender
It will never let me go
Like the sun that blinds your eyes
Make sure not to know
The bitterness inside
We turn it to bittersweet
For those who are enjoying life
Now I finally see
The beauty of paradise
Now I finally see
The beauty of paradise
And now I finally see
The beaty of paradise
I helped the rain cry
With a tear of a man that never could
I helped the rain cry
With a tear of a man that never could
With a tear of a man that never could
With a tear of a man that never could
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Colonne Rotterdam, Netherlands
Colonne
Cohesion and challenge, tight drumbeats, sleazy guitar riffs, opposites emotional vocals is what the
music Colonne creates is about.
If you want to see what Colonne is made of,
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