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Pale Fire [with PJ PROJECT]

EPISODE · May 3, 2018 · 6 MIN

Pale Fire [with PJ PROJECT]

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Many thanks to Per and the PJ PROJECT for working on this song great production and guitar work as ever. Please follow Per's work at https://soundcloud.com/pj-project-1 PALE FIRE CHORUS: Can you feel it – the Pale Fire is it burning with desire are you shouting at the liar as your bended back starts to tire are you ready – are you ready are you ready – are you ready On the storm rides a Pale Fire I'm on fire, your on fire, all on fire On the storm rides a Pale Fire This is no game for it's not played fair shout out your questions to the silence everywhere their truth's are lies hidden with no clues all actors who play in media, music and news Can you taste it when you eat your own kind nature manipulated as male and female inter-twined The solitary tree burning at the centre of the earth snow-blind to the north and the Mount of all birth CHORUS: Push and reset for a new Kingdom come the arrant thief snatching from the power of the sun Burn the bonfires of Belltaine and All Eves the ambular eclipse rings out to the thieves Don't let the usurper tell you differently if you want to be free then just know in me predictive programming from the edge of darkness fallen angels with their claims that transgress CHORUS X2:

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