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Intro
00:37
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No Friends
02:27
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He lost everything, no regrets for this.
He's done that by his own, now he's all alone.
He'll never look back, too proud, too stubborn.
Easier to run fast, to give up without a word.
"We have nothing to live for at all", he said.
Wrong, I live for my friends and Rock'n'Roll.
That's enough for my heart to have things to love,
drinking beers with my friends, on Rock'n'Roll.
And then he comes lonely, dreams drowned on whiskey.
With no sight of success, he just smelled sadness.
But don't worry about him, I'll see him sool smiling.
Show people you're listening, that is the best medicine.
"We have nothing to live for at all", he said.
Wrong, I live for my friends and Rock'n'Roll.
That's enough for my heart to have things to love,
drinking beers with my friends, on Rock'n'Roll.
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Few years ago everybody felt like dancing,
but now punk rock is on the move, people are just for fighting.
Ska music is what we are here for.
So kick out the rude boy and begin to dance. Ska !
Come and spend another night to feel alive.
Forget your job, forget your troubles.
Let's chill out with friends, it's gonna be alright.
'Cause nothing's better than dancing on ska.
This is a call to ska.
This song's a call to ska.
Black and white, there's no differences.
Love of ska is the same for us.
Ska music is what we are here for.
This is a call to ska.
1960 is far from now.
Yet our ambitions never changed.
Skanking together.
1960 is far from now.
Yet our ambitions never changed.
Skanking forever.
Put on your hat and your glasses, that's radical.
Take your guitar, try out your voice.
And sing about love, against racism.
If you wanna have fun, you've got no choice.
Stop watching your TV.
And come accross the city.
To listen to good music on a show.
Real music does not play on radio.
This is a call to ska.
This song's a call to ska.
Black and white, there's no differences.
Love of ska is the same for us.
Ska music is what we are here for.
This is a call to ska.
1960 is far from now.
Yet our ambitions never changed.
Skanking together.
1960 is far from now.
Yet our ambitions never changed.
Skanking forever.
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4. |
Six Billions
02:42
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5. |
Sidewalk Sitting
03:34
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6. |
Brainwashed
03:27
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7. |
City's Disease
03:48
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We'll Find Later Bordeaux, France
3-piece, female drummed band from Bordeaux, France.
We play a punk rock with skanking accents inspired by bands
such as Anti Flag, The Flatliners, Dead to me or Choking Victim. Looking for shows anywhere, anytime.
We are the kids of the last chance.
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