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Forward
04:13
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As we aspire forward, emerging from our darker days
Intrepidly out towards, the ramparts in our way
We don't need a map, trailblazing wilderness explorers
There's no turning back, we're taking it forward
Onward and forward, without guilt or shame
A new world order, unafraid of blame
We'lll chart a new path, through the guns rockets and mortars
There's no turning back, we're taking it forward
We can't turn back time, don't look over your shoulder
We can leave the past behind, forward
We're all moving forward, if there's a will there's a way
From chaos and disorder, the dawn of a new day
No need to cover tracks, we're lions we're not cowards
There's no turning back, we're taking it forward
Chorus
Just as church bells must ring, and as the east must birth the sun
As the waves crash and sing, a new day has begun
As the light of dawn cracks, and billows over borders
There's no turning back, forward
Chorus
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Tir na nOg
03:50
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Pretending
04:32
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Phoenix Rising
02:49
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I Can't Breathe
03:14
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How could words so simple, be so unclear?
The wouldn't listen, or they couldn't hear
A criminal voice, driven by fear
It was just black noise, nothing to see here
He was selling loosey's, on the side
Without a stamp, in broad daylight
On Staten Island, when police arrived
He wasn't violent, but they took his life
Eric Garner died, in front of our eyes
He didn't run, he couldn't hide
They took him to his knees, ignored his pleas
11 times he cried, "I can't breathe"
Daniel Pantaleo, got a choke hold
Took Garner's life, God rest his soul
They caught it all, on video
They didn't indict, they let him go
One voice in a crowd, will never be heard
10 talking together, will cause a little stir
A chorus of people, singing out like birds
Is the only way, these ills will be cured
Chorus
I can't breathe 11 x.
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7. |
Other Side
04:01
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8. |
Mother
05:13
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9. |
Sweetest Dream
03:46
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New House
05:41
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Nolan McKelvey Phoenix, Arizona
Over the course of his twenty-five-year career, Nolan McKelvey has covered nearly every corner of the country and traversed all roads of Americana. From the pavement of alt-country, to the dusty trails of bluegrass, to the gravel roads of classic-country, to the interstate highway of rock-n-roll, Nolan has traveled over a ton of ground and received critical acclaim along the way. ... more
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