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Nostalgics
04:27
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Looking through rose tinted glass
Their own reworking of the past
Caught up in the feeling that it brings
Everything was simple then
We could make things great again
If we could find the enemy that's within
But we grow old
Our identity is there
Buried in the past somewhere
Need to find a way to dig it out
Don't know who we should be now
Don't want to fit in with the new crowd
We're losing track of what the world's about
And we grow old
Who's to blame for all this change
Who's the one who rigged the game
We need to find the enemy that's within
We could make things great again,
You know that they're the ones to blame,
Point the finger out instead of in
We grow old but we feel young again
Our identity is there
Buried in the past somewhere
By looking back we feel young again
We grow old but we feel young again
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A means, of mass communication
Could lead, to a new situtation
We could learn from each other
We could help one another
We could make logic the king
Lies can be exposed, not left unoposed
Maybe just wishful thinking?
We can just talk about it
I ask, you respond with evasion
I question, you commence degredation
Your stats are misleading
Your language demeaning
Your words are so hollow
Your claims are absurd, based on what you've heard
Your arguments borrowed
Can't we just talk about it?
We must, learn to speak to each other
We need, to hear one another
Coz while we argue and hate
Those who decide our fates
Are laughing and drinking
They devide and they conquer, which makes them grow stronger
They keep us unthinking
Can't we just talk about it?
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Synchronicity
04:29
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The planets aligned
Stars were born
The fabric of time and space was torn
Falling together in time
No reason or rhyme
Inner and outer worlds collide
Do ya do ya here it call
Can you hear it crying out
The right place,the right time
Or is it a sign
Or some thing more besides
Sychronicity
Co-created by you and me
entangled as one in our dreams
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Martin J. Sandom Prague, Czechia
Martin J. Sandom is a Singer/Songwriter whose music has at it's core the early musical roots of Blues, Country and Folk. This is then blended with a wide spectrum of other more modern influences to create something that is his own.
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