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Burn it to the Ground
02:48
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Can we break down all these borders
We could start a brand new world order
We'll all be kings and queens
There’d be nobody here to stop us
From realising our dreams
But we kill all of our heroes
and let the demons run amok
Whilst they sell us fear and hatred
everyday around the clock
Wake up to sunshine
Leaving dead the passing night
Let's start a fire
Let's burn it to the ground
Watch the ashes rise to highest high
and fade away as they fall down
A new day dawn's but nothing seems to change
Why do we just settle for
the same old problems
The same bad fit
A new face fronting the same old shit
Well nobody likes it when they make
the same mistake twice
So it feels so wrong that we can never make it right
Alternate chorus ending
We begin to smile as the old ways die
and make way for the new
Burn it to the ground
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Hourglass
04:26
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Do you ever wonder why
When you know your eyes are opened wide
What lies in wait, and are we awake?
Mulling over all my doubts
I thought I had it figured out
But all these facts, seem like a trap
Searching for the truth I've lost my way
and it feels to me like I've been waiting
For so long to hear somebody say
I have all the answers for you now
my child
If we knew that we were out of luck
Would we stand our ground or just give up
You know that in the end we don't amount to much
Like a single grain of sand from an hourglass
Up in the heavens the light shines into our eyes
But we're not blind
It doesn't matter if we don't know the design
We're alive
Searching for the truth I'm on my way
I will find it waiting for me
Open armed and warm like summer's day
I have all the answers for you now
Can you hear me call
Are you there at all
My eyes slip into the back of my head
I'm touching a void that I can't comprehend
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Restore and Reorder
04:05
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Bitter memories aside
It was fun to swim against the tide
Sometimes our sanity was sold
The light locked out in fear of getting old
and it made perfect sense back then
but now, our horizons seems so infinite without the fear we'll fall
So if you know it's right for you, it's yours to call
If turning your back on it all
Means turning your back on the man you once were, but aren't anymore
Then what could you ever be waiting for?
What you will get in return
Is something you won't want to fade and burn out
Like stars in the daylight
They’re just frames lulled from their sleep
You recalled from re-occuring dreams
In all of those instances, see how you so nearly fell
Those rose tinted glasses
don't sweeten these memories anymore
But you're free from it now, it's time to restore and reorder
A few years from now, you'll look back and wonder just how you made it out alive
So give up yourself to what you want in life
and don't beat up yourself
You know your choice was right
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Wild Tales Guildford, UK
Hey, we're Wild Tales! A tasty concoction of poppy, indie math rock, with a healthy dose of magical, twiddly guitar work. We will make your grandmother simultaneously weep and hoot in a joyous fashion.
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