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Lion in a circus
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Great big gig in the sky
03:47
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Leyla's tale
03:36
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Simple melody
03:42
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Simple melody
Simple melody I remember Simple melody I’ll never forget
Verse
This party of a lifetime is often on my mind
The crazy coloured hairstyles
That summertime was wild
The music and the madness forever in your hearts
We were fighting for justice and swimming with the sharks
The teenage revolution set the media on fire
The rage and the fury remembered for all time
The writing on the wall was there for everyone to see
Its time to stand up and get up off your knees
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Not my friend
05:19
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I saw you at a gig just last week in Camden town.
We drank a little wine and watched the band called Rachel Stamp
The music was alive with the sound.
Coursing through our veins, then straight into the brain. oh yeah.
I’ll take you to a bar in paradise it isn’t far.
Lemmy will be there, Bowie too and Belle Star.
They party all night long they are ghosts
Living in our minds, on the edge of time. Oh yeah
Chorus
Did you make it to the other side where the sun don’t need to shine
Did you make it to the great beyond , were you flying across the pond?
Tell the others you won’t be long,
We are living in this song.
The seasons and the sun come and go just like our lives
The stars up in the sky sparkle on they are like time
Back into the earth we return, resting and sublime
Drinking all the wine in the end
They’re dancing in the sky they are in eternity
They’re whispering at night they are in the wind and in the trees
They’re with you in the room look around
You will see the sign before it goes out of sight oh yeah
Chorus
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Healthy junkies London, UK
Healthy Junkies have been around since 2010, and have been pushing their message around the U.K., France and Holland pretty consistently. The line-up is Nina Courson-lead vocals, Phil Honey-Jones-Guitar/Vocals, Dave Whitmore-bass and David Gaut- Drums
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