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Who Sold the Law?
02:28
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Somewhere in a revolution
The zealots gonna fall
Deconstruct the institutions
Deconstruct them all
And this affects yourself
Affects myself
Many other families
Is there anybody else?
It drive me nuts!
I lost my superstition
Hundreds miles away
And some colours of my vision
When decided to stay
And this affects yourself
Affects myself
Many other families
Is there's anybody else?
It drive me nuts!
We said enough is enough
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Warheads
02:16
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There's no bower inside warheads
Gotta make it hurt
To feel the blight
There's no bower inside warheads
It's made to feel the pain
It's such a metal knight
There's no bower inside warheads
Bonehead's vain
End of sight
There's no bower inside warheads
They live a dream
Live a dream
Meanwhile pension scheme is our Broadway
They figured out
Figured out
How fear can control all towns
It's morbid
There's no bower inside warheads
Gotta make it hurt
To feel the blight
There's no bower inside warheads
It's made to feel the pain
It's such a metal knight
There's no bower inside warheads
Bonehead's vain
End of sight
There's no bower inside warheads
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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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