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Time For the Revolution
03:32
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Hey
Time for the revolution
Time for the journey to end
Time for the new beginning
For the heartache to mend
Hey
Time for consolation
Righteous waves across the sea
The desolation of destruction
Cast into the furnace will be
Lay me down
Lay me down
And hide me hide me
Till the revolution comes
For I'm a rebel
I'm an outlaw
So hide me hide me
Till the revolution comes
Hey
Time for jubilation
Your debts a' all been paid
Conflict not forever
War no longer waged
Hey
Time for emancipation
The chains are all unlocked
The ships no longer sailing
Smashed upon the rock
Lay...
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Crystal Eyes
03:07
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Only my love my love my love
Will find the way to my door my door my door
Only with her will I will I be completely whole
Only my sweet remembered past
The sum of all that I am and know and see
All of the things I trust believe and see in you
I will be
Where you are
Fragile is the flower the flower that
Grows between me and you and you and you
Scent of our love will guide and lead me home
End of the line will come along all too soon
But I feel the depths of love suffice
Pillars of wisdom courage and might and sacrifice
I will be
Where you are
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Where you are
03:35
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Every Moment
04:47
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Yellingbo Melbourne, Australia
Yellingbo is a
singer, songwriter and guitarist from Monbulk in the hills east of Melbourne Australia. He has three
ep's to his credit: "Invisible the chains of orbit" and "Crystal eyes" and now "Ghost Land pt. 1". Featuring chilled grooves, stunning guitar peices, singing and spoken word, these original songs stand up for their quality and execution.
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Yellingbo recommends:
The Rambling Roots EP
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