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Rebuke - Hunter Street
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no we won't miss you when you're gone
and we don't care what has gone wrong
we'll miss the person you once were
they'll miss the innocence you hurt
it's something you cannot repay
they have to live with this each day
no we won't miss you when you're gone
and we don't care what has gone wrong
their strength dissolve under the knife
it's something more than just a life
it's something you strive to control
something deficient in your soul
where's the conclusion, the forgiving part?
the one intended to appease the heart, where does it start?
we've seen the cloud, now where's the silver lining?
that saving corner where the sun's still shining? can't find it
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Rebuke - Vanity Fair
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Rebuke Sweden
Hailing form Gothenburg, Sweden, Rebuke have been playing together since 2003, building up a strong European following thanks to their unshakeable work ethic; self-releasing their songs and touring non-stop. Singing about a mix of political or personal issues, Rebuke keep their lyrical subject matter smart enough to get you thinking, and catchy enough to sing along to! ... more
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