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Intro
01:48
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For One Last Time
03:51
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Don't tell me its too late for us all,
we tried so hard, to make you believe.
There's so much more than this,
There's so much more than this.
Does it feel the same, without me there?
Don't tell me its too late for us all,
to open our eyes and see again.
Wake up and see the light,
If only, for one last time tonight!
We'll turn back around,
before its too late,
I need to know there's so much more than this,
I need to know, that this isn't real.
We tried so hard, we always try so hard.
Does it feel the same, without me there?
Don't tell me its too late for us all,
to open our eyes and see again.
Wake up and see the light,
If only, for one last time tonight
Open your eyes
There's so much more
Don't tell me its too late for us all,
to open our eyes and see again.
Wake up and see the light,
If only, for one last time tonight
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4. |
The Only Way We Know
04:14
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5. |
I Won't Forget
03:09
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Red Sky Legion Nottinghamshire, UK
'A mish-mash of colourful noise and forceful sound, British Alt-Rock quintet Red Sky Legion bring a new dimension to live music.'
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