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Lightning Dance
04:20
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Lightning Dance
gasp for air under strange circumstance
gunshots under a stormy night and lightning dance
sweat hitting the drum floor
a crazed beat
you pray for silence but it wants more
it won’t let you go
lights are out
but still the sounds
bass vibrates beneath black clouds
light starts flashing
you see your life
start to question am i living it right?
it won’t let you go
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French Summer
04:54
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Bittersweet Nourishment
04:53
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Bittersweet Nourishment
a little flower in chicago
she paints pictures on her petals
bright colors you can only see when she opens up
awakes at sunrise to greet the world with petals outstretched
shows the world her dried tears
dew the reminder of the previous nights storm
lingers the next morning she survives
feeding off the storm’s bittersweet nourishment
her petals don’t stay blank for very long
blank canvases are turned to art
given their own identity she’s starting to find her niche
knowledge of her roots allows her to stand strong
shows the world her dried tears
dew the reminder of the previous nights storm
lingers the next morning she survives
feeding off the storm’s bittersweet nourishment
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The Rewrites Chicago, Illinois
Street Rock Power Trio
The Rewrites are a lo-fi garage rock band that bring the
rhythms and melodies of the streets to the stage. Having met in grade school the band have continued to channel their respective life experiences into an ever maturing sound over the past ten years together as a band.
Eddie "El Tucan" // Vox Lead Strings
Franky // Bass
Ivan "Smoke Frog" Sanchez // BoomBaps
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