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Invention Of Tradition
03:14
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Time after time you question values, traditions of the past
Following the same old trope, never meant to last
Question your thinking, what you're supposed to know
The time has come now, to let it go
Empty your head and start again
Erase the page of history and draw it to an end
Change your mind and change mine too
Look back and laugh, a dated point of view
Past, you can't deny
Gone, the reasons why
Time has passed and I'm conflicted, the good times are now gone
Conventions of the old, no longer to be told
The slate's been wiped clean, eroded away
Time to find your own path for others to obey
Past, you can't deny
Gone, the reasons why
Defy, defy, the need for change
The course is set
We move forward from today
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Saviour
04:27
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Let go, lose yourself
It’s okay to go off key
And trust me when I say
The melody will find its way
We so easily get caught up in the yesterdays of things
Forgetting how to live the nows or dream the tomorrows
While you put on a brave face, I see glimpses of the truth
Of the sadness in your eyes drowning away all your sorrows
It’s okay, my friend, to feel, to hurt and then to heal
And it kills me to say I cannot be your saviour
I’m not here to fix you, that part is up to you
But know I’m always here and that this shall pass too
Oh, like Mr Black once said, I’ll use only the good notes
To take you to that happy place, where you’ll always feel safe
A place custom designed for your story to continue
The one that lives in music, where there’s no need to be brave
It’s okay, my friend, to feel, to hurt and then to heal
And it kills me to say I cannot be your saviour
I’m not here to fix you, that part is up to you
But know I’m always here and that this shall pass too
Let go, lose yourself, wander off in song
It’s okay to go off key, to not always be strong
And trust me when I say, for now it might seem wrong
The melody will find its way back to where it belongs
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Hike The Peak Sheffield, UK
Multi country, multi members anthemic melodic punkrock. You want catchy? You got it.
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