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Atomic Heart Beat On
04:24
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from the belly of the beast, come a voice soft and shrill
between sickness and salvation, withstand a terrible pill
there's a natural law
along the edge of the canyon, seven sentinels tall
atomic heart of the sun beat on and never grow old
there's a natural law
from the mouth of the beast, rise up a terrible call
between security and destruction, there isn't very much space at all
along the edge of the canyon, several centuries on
atomic heart of the sun beat on and never grow old
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All Hail Ancient Love
05:13
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blue sky shine on
shine, shine, shine
would you be good to me?
now, now...
could you be good to me now?
cool rain, warm glow
oh my love
would you be kind to me?
now, now...
could you be kind to me now?
ooh Ra
grey cloud, roll away
blow wind blow
would you lay down with me?
now, now...
could you lay down with me now?
wake up lazy one
oh my my
would you be good to me?
now, now...
could you be good to me now?
ooh Ra
all hail love has come
all hail ancient love
all hail, all hail oh
all hail ancient love
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we'll move underground, as it all comes crashing down
once we're there we won't be found you'll see
fire burning everywhere, you'll be safe at home down there
from our sub-terrarium we'll press our ears against the wall
and listen to the awful sound
we'll move underground, humanity take your last bow
once we're there no turning back you'll see
earth will shake and sky will turn, those who laugh are bound to learn
from our sub-terrarium we'll press our ears against the wall
and listen to the awful sound they make
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Heavy Blonde Scranton, Pennsylvania
...Sing songs of Sun and of the Earth and of the Moon. They began in 2012 and persist to this day...
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