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Bend and Break
06:20
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2. |
Syncopate
05:38
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3. |
Take Flight
05:21
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Before you lies the open road
be careful child you're on your own
this road will lead you far away from home
so go
just go
leave all you have known behind
seek what you have yet to find
open the door there's a whole world to explore
open your eyes it's there before you, for you
Don't be afraid it's a step you must take
have faith in yourself and in time you will find your wings
soar to new heights, be free and take flight
be free and take flight
face your fears, take hold, control
face your fears, take hold, control
open the door there's a whole world to explore
open your eyes it's there before you, for you
Don't be afraid it's a step you must take
have faith in yourself and in time you will find your wings
soar to new heights, be free and take flight
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4. |
Escape
05:17
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5. |
Thor Rage
06:54
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Version 3.0
07:00
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Don't sleep for in the morn you will find
that your horizons aren't the same
as before you closed your eyes
everything's changed, everything's different
everything's different
Proceed with caution
you never know what you could wipe out
cherish the things that we have right now
climb to new heights, when will we realise
our sacrifice, is the the right that we'd reserved?
Proceed with caution
you never know what you could wipe out
cherish the things that we have right now
climb to new heights, when will we realise
our sacrifice, is the the right that we'd reserved?
Is this in spite of all we've learned?
Is the life that we deserve?
We have only ourselves to blame
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Archethos Scotland, UK
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