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Recall
02:28
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I've tried to recall when I felt the same as today, yeah
the streets were so full, and I shouted your name
I've tried to recall when the 90's brought us the punk rock, yeah
the music was loud and then my life became real.
I feel like at home, when the show goes on, I don't have to think at all
Never it’s too much, I always want more, I don't have to think at all
I came back for this, I do what I want, I won't go away
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Riot Fall
02:15
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Have you ever walked all night alone?
I'd never met that feeling but today my mind explodes
Have you ever fought for your life alone?
Yesterday I was a child, but today I fall to the floor.
September was a riot in the pockets of a man
there was no more joy in a world that's made of gold
The president is talking on the news again
He says "all is fine" with a knife on his hand
Have you ever walked all night alone?
I'd never met that feeling but today my mind explodes
Have you ever fought for your life alone?
Yesterday I was a child, but today I fall to the floor.
October wasn't better, but he could not complain.
He had a home, he had a job, but he knew that it was wrong.
He didn't know the answer, he didn't ask for yet.
He will face every problem, he won't be scared again.
Have you ever walked all night alone?
I'd never met that feeling but today my mind explodes
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Joey (feat. Angi)
02:54
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Joey is not a kid but he feels sad, he says that it looks bad
but all is unpredictable.
Joey knows that his band is pretty rad, one more reason to smile
but there's no trust on that.
Joey wanna be just like Fat Mike, one more tattoo on his arm
and NoFX is sounding loud.
Joey hates to be one more tonight, he's really working hard
He's not scared to fight.
Bad Religion's No Control is in his mind
He's gonna shout every lyric on the show this night
He has broken 20 strings of his old guitar
A white flag is not an option when you love this life
Joey has stickers of some bands, he's a lagwagon fan
and he has seen them many times
Joey has a world tour dream but now there's no oportunities
to have a single show
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Forget this band
00:56
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If you don't wanna see the truth, and you will sleep forever
forget this band.
And if your life is made of lights and you think you are clever
forget this band.
If you are afraid of who you are and you won't show it to everyone
forget this band.
and if you are gonna accept the lies and you're willing to shut up
forget this band
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Where am I?
02:51
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Where am I?
The light under the door seems to be near
I thought I was sleeping over the clouds
the night has finished and I feel that I have to walk again
but there's sand on the floor and my feet burn
the landscape through the window is completely empty
there's no way to look up to the stars
A mountain seems to be the best path to escape away
Run against the wall and don't look back
there's not a word that means real freedom
there's not a desert with a pious sun
there's no passion for the people in politician's eyes
there's no mercy when you're gonna die
Where am I?
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Fastloud Barcelona, Spain
FASTLOUD is velocity and strength, FASTLOUD is eagerness.
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