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Streets Are Rage
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There's a cold shiver of fear
Every corner, flame in the eyes
Some of them get rich by the disgrace of the angered polarised
You gotta think of the fact
The streets are rage
Have you ever imagined walking freely?
Wouldn't it be a desired paradise?
The bad roots are still growing deeply
An open wound for a vice
You gotta think of the fact
The streets are rage
Go along the siren
Leading to the highway
TV won't let you down
They all got their payback
Life is a playback
Crime owns the fucking town
You gotta think of the fact
The streets are rage
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Is this the dreamworld?
Red-hot iron ripping guts
We should have noticed it just before hell comes around you
Strike
Damage
Strike
Damage
Is this the dreamworld?
Red-hot iron ripping guts
We should have noticed it just before hell comes around you
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Fantazmaz London, UK
Fantazmaz are a statement as much as a band.
Vocalist Thamilla has a commanding and powerful voice that
soars with sass whilst providing those irresistible melodies.
This is the sound of anger and attitude conveyed with a modern grunge-punk grittiness and rarely does something come along sounding so fitting for the times.
(Ross Liddle - Butterflies on Pins)
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