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The End Of The End
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Let's cut down every tree
Raise the mountains
Drain the sea
Turn it all into dust
There's nothing 'bout nature that I trust
Dry out every riverbed
Leave every little fish there dead
There's no balance anymore
We have won the war
It's the End of the End
And the gods just shake their heads
And rain down tears of snow
We have won this world for our very own
Let's build our new homes on the bones of the old
Tonight we march upon the broken back of love
Let's tear down that sun and moon
For we have broken them too
And when there's nothing left..
We will break you
It's the End of the End
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The Antoine Poncelet Band New Jersey
With songs about spirituality, the occult, nature, the human condition, and life in this very modern world, coupled with the most exciting pounding thunderous hard rock since the 70s and 80s, and one of the most electrifying must see live shows on the scene, The Antoine Poncelet Band has come for you! ... more
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