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An Anthem For The Rebels
03:54
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an anthem for the rebels the ones who always seem so strange
the faulty sparks are the ones who start to lead the charge of change
they seem to be the ones who are always in the way
they ones who won’t play ball with all the rules of the game
an anthem for the rebels an anthem for the change
the one who know what we all need and we fight them just the same
social justice calls out for ideals a chance a change
one hopes for reason while playing to win at supersonic speed
it’s a hard luck story playing for keeps when our lives are on the line
and we live and learn with the broken hearted
where no-one accepts the blame
an anthem for the rebels an anthem for the change
the ones we know that we all need and we fight them just the same
and so goes the story to change the world in which we live
to a better place we need to work and learn how to give
to each other as we find our place circling around the sun
to truly learn how we can all live as one
an anthem for the rebels an anthem for the change
the ones we know that we all need and we fight it just the same
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The Click of the Door
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The click of the door was your good-bye no matter how I tried
you were gone and there is no more of you
but you cheated on me and that is why I have no need to cry
I’ll find someone much better than you
I gave you my heart and you played me, crushed it through and through
but maybe the same things coming right back through to you
as the wheel of life comes back around I don’t want to be where you’ll be found
I’ll find someone much better than you
yes the click of the door saved me from what could have been maybe it was
truly the best thing for me but you don’t see
you hid your heart from all to see including you and including me
but it’s over now and peace has come over me.
peace and love and kindness is really all we want
feeling love like heaven on earth is what we all desire
but love is easy to destroy its easy to ignore
and I’ll find someone much better than you.
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Call My Name
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Talk To Me
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He May Say Yes
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Oh My Lord
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Jackson Mississippi
02:35
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The Pain of Romance
03:37
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Wait
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You Just Have To Do It
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Murray Pollard Los Angeles, California
Canadian born, US citizen, multi-instrumentalist, singer-songwriter, engineer/mixer, arranger and producer, residing in the Hollywood Hills, CA. Delegate; Canadian Academy Of Arts and Science. (Juno Awards) Songs and Albums here represent only some of the music he's done and recorded over the years. Songs From The Edge, was a collaboration, but most of the music here is Murray doing everything. ... more
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