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Into The Sun
03:14
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Speak the truth unto me
Show me how to be alive
From nowhere we came
Fire flashing in the night
Teach me all your wisdom
Ways of life and death collide
Into nowhere we go
Breathing in the winter time
Lose yourself into the sun, soon you will be gone
Across the grass the shadow runs, carries us away
Lose yourself into the sun, learn to let it go
Look around for answers
Mother nature does not lie
The order of the wild
What is wrong and what is right
Listen to the shaman
He can see a higher ground
Take heed of where you wander
All the walls are falling down
Lose yourself into the sun, soon you will be gone
Across the grass the shadow runs, carries us away
Lose yourself into the sun, learn to let it go
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Standing Rock
04:32
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Standing Rock
Recorded at Lincoln County Social Club
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Recording Engineer: John Dinsmore
Mixed by: John Dinsmore
Mastered by: Fedge
All songs written by DAYFOOT
Lyrics:
I'm going to break these chains
I'm going to flood the plains
They won't move me
Soul in the ground
Standing Rock, Standing Rock
I am heavy, you must go around
Standing Rock, Standing Rock
I will protect the land
I will join with the band
Water is life, keep it sacred
Standing Rock, Standing Rock
Guard the elders, minds awaken
Standing Rock, Standing Rock
You won't dig me up, you won't dig me out
You won't dig me up, you won't dig me out
I see the lines that run
I see the damage done
Band together, stand for what is right
Standing Rock, Standing Rock
We are leaders, of the freedom fight
Standing Rock, Standing Rock
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