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Kid Got Luck
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Elan, Ennuis Align.
Stop! Illuminate, hesitate before revenge.
Clench my electric hate when love is all I need to own.
Just say we'll duel at noon, running with the boldest sound.
We'll find a me that knows the way.
See the way we're rocking on, there's really nothing left to give!
Yeah, Save me!
I get off when I elucidate, tell me what you need to know .
Stop the red tape, when the only attack is blame.
Dictate, procrastinate, come on baby feel the death.
A far away me believes.
Stop, stop, stop, stop!
See the way we're rocking on, there's really nothing left to give!
Yeah, Save me!
I can't stand up, stand up, get myself counted.
You can't stand up, stand up, get yourself counted.
Stop! Illumiate, hesitate before revenge.
Just say we'll duel at noon.
Stop, stop, stop, stop!
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We are made of evil things.
I own!
I'm gonna go go, like I always did.
Are you dead or just slow?
I'm gonna come back kid.
I won't let you down.
Don't you know, what are we?
We are made of evil things!
I'm back I'm back (I am, I'm am)
I'm here, I'm here.
Like urgency in dead air.
I got your back.
I won't let you down.
Don't you know, what are we?
We are made of evil things!
There's good in us but bad will win.
All the high drama.
She's gonna pull you in.
We are made of evil things.
I'm gonna go go, like I always did.
Are you dead or just slow?
I'm gonna come back kid.
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The Microdance Hackney, UK
The Microdance is a protean animal: a band conceived with a vision to encapsulate the most exciting elements of alternative
music, all under the bonnet of one super-charged vehicle.
TMD’s music has been described as a quickening blend of shoegaze, alt rock, new wave, dream pop, psychedelia and heavy metal. But the truth is that there is no stylistic limit to their capabilities.
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