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You say you want war
You say you want war
This is what you asked for
All against all
All against all
This is what you asked for
And all your riches
And all your rents can't
Keep us out
And all your titles
And all your trinkets can't
Keep you safe
And all your excuses
That you call ideas can't
Keep us out
What you reap
Is what you sew
And what we eat
Is what you've grown
This is what you asked for
And all your garlands
And all your guard dogs can't
Keep us out
And all your trespass
And all your tithes can't
Keep you safe
And all of your wisdom
That builds all your walls can't
Keep us out
It's coming
It's coming now
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In My Armour (Live)
07:13
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Feared too long
Not over it yet
Put it down in song
Not over it yet
Time to learn
Or forget
Feared too long
Not over it yet
Spent too long
In my armour
Rehearsed too well
My best errors
Traded blows
Not good graces
Spent too long
What time before us
It's unknown
Obscured too long
To discern it yet
Sought the word
Can't discern it yet
Time to learn
Or forget
Obscured too long
To discern it yet
Been too long
Still feels real
Ask the minute hand
How long
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ROSH Sheffield, UK
'Beautiful stuff... warm folk music' - BBC Introducing
ROSH is proud to announce the release
of his debut album, 'Ask The Minute Hand'. Written over two continents and recorded during the middle of the pandemic, the record is about what it means to live during a time of multiple crises and crippling uncertainties, and the possiblities we have to collectively heal and rise together.
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ROSH recommends:
Along with my musical-brothers-in-arms I am 1/5 of King Capisce. I am the bassist and co-composer, and I think Memento Mori is the best distillation of who we are and what we're about.
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