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City on Fire
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Verse 1:
Streets on fire,
now you can see your inner instincts not ok.
Another day you keep all your patience but,
just come out and play.
I can get what you need
You better risk another time
Another thought that get to your head is
Just a useless try.
Chorus 1:
Ready for battle number one.
I, say.
Verse 2:
Now you have it, healing disease
That burn your spine from the inside.
Release the beast, and he will protect you but,
Don't forget to strive
I can get what you need (you know)
I have a heart
And if you want to change your mind
Stop praying on your credit card.
Verse 2:
Ready for battle number one.
I, say
I can get what you need
Before you break yourself.
"For those who ever prayed, and never been heard."
For those who ever prayed and never been heard, and
For those who ever fought end never been broken
For those who ever prayed and never been heard, and
For those who have a thought (2X)
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Black Fat Bone Almaty, Kazakhstan
Black Fat Bone - founded in the beginning of 2017 in Kazakhstan, this rock band skilfully combines hard-rock, stoner, funk-
rock along with alternating post-rock genre in its work.
Despite some eclecticism of the music and psychedelic shades, the band calls itself the "Most Sober Stoner band in the Country."
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