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October (Dymond Sessions)
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A look at the path we've taken as humans recorded during the Dymond period.
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Peak #3,355
Peak in subgenre #314
Author
Alex Bridger
Rights
2002
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April 13, 2003
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MP3 4.1 MB, 128 kbps, 0:00
Story behind the song
I am obsessed with fall, so I wanted to write a song that captured that atmosphere.
Lyrics
As I walk back home through a street light forest I follow my path of stone My gloved hand clenches into a fist Remembering a time before all of this.. Young girls walked alone Men watched their children And spoke in calming tones To their fellow man Of their pride and trust For their daughters and sons The'd never rape our land They'd never stain our land What have we done? What have we done? What have we to give thanks for? Give thanks for the bullets in my rifle Try to identify the best thing We've done for our land The best thing we ever did was to steal it.. I long for the days when I can hear the sounds when I can smell the scents When I can see the trees Wish I could meet my son and apologize For not being heard and not replanting what was The past cannot be undone The spiders web has been spun We'll never stop the wheel Never plow the field of steel The wheel keeps us alive The spiders web binds all We cannot change our land We'll never change our land What have we done? What have we done?
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