1. |
Warning Shots
01:46
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2. |
Hyde
04:19
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Where are you now?
You’ve unleashed the monster
You’re set to self-destruct
Corrupting all you touch
This is the sound
Of your conscience drowning
You’ve lost everyone’s trust
Let all your friendships rust
You own this town when the sun goes down
If you own this town
Why are you so alone?
So alone
I need you to realise
You’re believing your own lies
You’re becoming your disguise
Why won’t you open your eyes?
I need you to realise
You’re believing your own lies
You’re becoming your disguise
I need you, I need you
Where are you now?
You’ve burned all those bridges
You’re rejecting your past
All of your warmth’s been sapped
This is the sound
Of your world collapsing
You’ve chosen a dark path
But you can still turn back
Why are you not ashamed when you don’t know their name?
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3. |
Ambush
04:05
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4. |
Wick At Both Ends
02:45
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Adrenaline pumps through my veins
To keep me on my feet
I cannot sleep but I still dream
I’ll reach this mountain’s peak
I can’t stop
My flame’s so intense
Wick burns at both ends
There’s no time for rest
There’s no time for rest
When will I ever close my eyes?
When will I ever free my mind?
It’s taken me over
I don’t feel human
When will I close my eyes?
There’s no end in sight
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Safe In The Crossfire Sheffield, UK
Safe In the Crossfire is a rock band from Sheffield, UK. They have self-released an album, four EPs and one single as well
as supporting Senses Fail, Brigade, Fenix TX and Future Of The Left.
Band Members:
Andy Taylor - Guitar/Vocals
Nick Warne - Vocals/Bass
Dan Noble - Drums
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Safe In The Crossfire recommends:
You're An Ocean Deep, My Brother
by Firesuite
So much love and devotion was poured into this record. They recorded it for more than a year, scrutinising everything- and you can tell! It has depth and originality and gets better with every listen.
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