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Hard Time
02:45
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(Re)evolution
04:45
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When the world is a room
Where I’m not anyone
I can cry but never laugh
And I can dream but never expect
When your friends betray you
Eyes with rage, hearts with thorns
Who screams on the roof?
A puppet says your name
Where’re you at?
Wake up! You feel that feeling?
Where’d you stay?
Get up! The sound can change!
Where’re you at?
Dont leave the evolution!
Where’d you stay?
This is a revolution!
When the pain is right
Where my head is broken yet
I can hear but never think
And I can wish but never receive
When no one cares about you
Eyes with rage, hearts with Thorns
Why do I have to wait for you?
Maybe we are a lot alike
Where’re you at?
Wake up! You feel that feeling?
Where’d you stay?
Get up! The sound can change!
Where’re you at?
Don't leave the evolution!
Where’d you stay?
This is a revolution!
I know you want a revolution!
Cos we don’t need an absolution…
So get ready for the revolution!
Cos we don’t need an absolution….
Oh oh oh oh-oh-oh x2
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Monday Rewind CN, Spain
Rock band from Tenerife (Spain) with influences of grunge, hard rock and some funky, with their lyrics in English. The band was formed in the beginning of 2013, but it wasn't really completed with their actual members 'til the beginning of 2014. They haven't stopped composing their own songs ever since and they started giving concerts the summer of that same year. ... more
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