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Last Paradise
01:26
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Victory
03:54
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1 – Victory
Alone on the last day/did I suggest this place?/To change a stale old phrase/the faces look the same.
We are no one we are nothing/to change a stale old phrase./Essential experience/Did I suggest this place?
Now call love war/what your fighting for/are the lies we say you’ve told./Outside along/the way you see one face/one set of eyes briefly say.
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Love Is Censored
03:42
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4 – Love is censored
These are/these are black marks/love is censored
Yesterday/will not be/as you remember
Bombs fall/then the rain/the deaths or others
Bloodbath/on holy ground/to no one, to nothing
These once were quiet homes/we’re on our knees/down the lines/remember me/we are cast off from love/there is nothing
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Others' Paradise
01:46
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5. |
Art Stops Here
04:57
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2 – 72 Art stops here
At that he’s good as on his way./A crack of light no sound no pain./Their forgotten names they make a liar of me./A crack of light no sound no pain.
Sunrise, this is the final day./A crack of light no sound no pain./They change our names and the surface of things./A crack of light no sound no pain.
Change their names, change their parts,/art stops here./And the sap of economics.
You will not be known to anyone,/be happy to have been among your lines.
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The Wintergreens Glasgow, UK
The Wintergreens are an Icelandic/Scottish trio.
Winter Palace is their new EP. Set
against the potential collapse of the current political and monetary systems the music draws on George Orwell’s criticisms of totalitarianism, particularly the politicisation of language and history.
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