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The only thing they ask for
Is your heart and soul
If you can't pay the price
They'll take the child that loves you the most

Thought a lot about redemption
Ages before you were born
But where to find this hope my friend
In the blue overtone storm

Take on the freedom of the poor
To seek the richness of its truth
Cause a love for the material world
Brings you closer to the blues

The scream that you will hear
Is the laughter of pain
And the dreams we stop to dream
Turn to memories of shame

I love to sing along
Oh hope I'll never hear you say
Walk me out in the morning dew
While you know it is the end

Take on the freedom of the poor
To seek the richness of its truth
Cause a love for the material world
Brings you closer to the blues

Take the elevator to the 13th floor
Plate says perception and I knock at the door
Seems like a long time, such a long, long time
And I wait, and I wait some more
And I wait, and I wait some more

Would you please try
Try to shine on
Would you please try
Try to shine on

Would you please try to shine on
Oh would you please try to shine on

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from Welcome To Gypsy Town, released February 13, 2017

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The Moonshine Brand Bielefeld, Germany

A sense of the 3rd, brought to you by a bunch of young musicians with a fable for good handmade rock music of the old time future. Their scientific approach of lecturing the twilight will give your mind a transcendental walk through the blue fields of space & fantasy, to enlighten the blurred visions of the truth. ... more

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