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Your Time Has Come
04:16
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Surely you must have thought about your life before
All the mysteries, so much history and do you have your part to play?
It’s just another day for any other person
But this is your last; you look into your past
You just wonder what you’ve done all this time.
Your time has come,
I see you slipping away as you stare death in the face
Everybody crowds around,
They see the fear in your eyes say ‘What’s the point in this life?’
Now all you hear is distant cries.
Life if precarious,
Near death experience can sometimes shake the soul, giving a wakeup call
While others just don’t seem to care.
You’ll feel the ambience of the ambulance as your soul leaves you behind.
Just an empty shell but your bodies’ still got the stamp on your hand from the gig tonight
But it doesn’t really matter ‘cause your time has come
Talk to me, talk to me, talk to me
Your time has come
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Common People (cover)
03:28
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California Gypsies London, UK
California Gypsies' Urban-indie rhythmic drive is founded on great lyrics, layered with thoughtful textures, with a cello thrown in the mix and the occasional beat boxing outburst! This popular Camden based four piece have been performing around London for over 3 years. A high energy band, each song better than the last, producing catchy, indie rock tunes. ... more
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