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Urgent Kill
01:20
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RIGHT NOW is the time to reach out
Now is the time to make some connection
Now is the time to push forward
Now is the time to build tomorrow
Learn to trust Step ahead
Take this as your starting point
Cause your habits just need a URGENT KILL
Recalibrate, reflect and change
WE’RE TODAY’S CREW
And all our bullshit just need a URGENT KILL
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Regaining Strength
01:08
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REGAINING STRENGTH
OOOOWWWWWW
Regaining strength and return
…to our inner self
Letting… positive vibes
Take the lead
Take that chance to change 2x
[REPEAT]
CHAAAAAAAANNNGGGEEE
Make a difference it’s never too late 2x
Make a di …ffer…ence
REGAINING STRENGTH
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What We Need
01:35
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WHAT WE NEED
Free us from your darkness
Your obscurity and clouded views
Free us from your wars
Your inhumane behaviour and powertrip bullshit
What I need | What you need | What we need
In our whole damn life we meet
Lots of pain and distortion
Now here’s a call to the powers
The powers that may be
What I need | What you need | What we need
Let’s try to reset 3x
Follow our true potential
Flow into our ability to listen
Can you listen 2x
WHAT WE NEED
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Urgent Kill Amsterdam, Netherlands
Youth Crew Hardcore From Amsterdam
XXX
K-ci,
Matti,
Toni P.,
Hans
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