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Atlantis
03:38
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Ignorance
04:14
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How The War Began
05:17
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Murmuration Song
03:57
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Ignorance
04:14
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I was a wild man
I was astray
You took a wrong turn
You went away
I was a wild cat
Never afraid
You took me downtown
You went away
Thoughts going nowhere
Let’s just hang about
I’m sitting here waiting
‘till you come around
Spread your arms, open wide
Face the world while it’s burning
Your face will tell another lie
That’s the way your world is turning
Nothing going on here
Just waiting on your door
Like a hound on hunger
I want you even more
Spread your arms, open wide
Face the world while it’s burning
Your face will tell another lie
That’s the way your world is turning
Guess that’s the way the world is turning
Guess that’s the way our world is turning, people
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Seewolf FR, Netherlands
In an isolated part of the Netherlands you can see the beacon of the lighthouse glide over the land. From here the band Seewolf originates. Seewolf consists of four men who spend time making songs and machinery. The songs tell you that Seewolf takes the time to unravel the stories they want to tell. The musical genre can best be described as Psychedelic Indie Rock. ... more
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