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The Capitol is in flames
After forty days, the siege was successful
If you’re reading this and you’re able to travel
We are westbound seeking friendly factions
The intelligence was sound
The town of Hollow Rock has gas and rations
You unfold the note and read it closely
Commit these words to memory and sing them clearly:
Approach the city at night
Our signal beacons are brightly shining
Approach the city at night
Our signal beacons are brightly shining out
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U Got the Look
02:48
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I can't go out again tonight
I just can't seem to get it right
I got a lot of tunes
None of them are tight
You got this thing you like to do
When I am standing next to you
I can't go out again
Jamin said he might
You got the look
You got the look
You got the look
You got the look
You got the look
You got the look
I see you standing over there
Decked out with diamonds everywhere
I don't have much to lose
But baby not tonight
You got this thing you like to do
When I am standing next to you
I can't go out again
Jamin said he might
You got the look
You got the look
You got the look
You got the look
You got the look
You got the look
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Tower Defense Nashville, Tennessee
Four old friends with eight bands and one marriage shared between them get comfortable and make music they
love.
Current/former members of Apollo Up, Gentleman Divers, The Prudish Few, Short Ropes, and Take The Power Back.
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