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Rebel Girl
03:50
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The Empire’s flags
Are all around
She says it easier
To keep her head down
She looks at you strange
When you say "There's hope"
That's how rebellions work
Don't you know?
Rebel Girl, Rebel Girl
Rebel Girl do they know you?
It's gonna be your time
For breaking through
She’s waiting for someone
To stand by her side
We all have a world
Where we’re left behind
In the desert sun
That you made "home”
But all your life
You felt so alone
Rebel Girl, Rebel Girl
Rebel Girl do they know you?
It's gonna be your time
For breaking through
Lyrics by Din
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Desert Planet
03:40
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Your footprints on the desert plain
Have blown away and only you remain
I walk with you in the shifting sand
We’re nowhere near where we began
We’re isolated on the barren coast
The desolation here is stark
There’s nothing to see but who we are
Surrounded by nothing but the dark
The emptiness, just let it come
Like a desert planet around a sun
Hits you with a violent wind
The light comes when we let darkness in
Jonah I heard what you want me to do
But I just can’t get far enough from you
If there’s a chance we’ll never come back
I don’t think I’m capable of that
We walk alone on the barren coast
Into the cave of who we are
There’s nowhere to go but into your soul
Surrounded by nothing but the dark
The emptiness, just let it come
Like a desert planet around a sun
Hits you with a violent wind
Light comes when we let darkness in
Lyrics by Din
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F-105 Toronto, Ontario
F-105 is a new alternative rock project from Din
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