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Act Now
01:48
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And every time I can't wait to see it
And every time I can't wait to know
A second chance is a second hand that
I wouldn't count on so don't be slow
Another minute another hour
The way we're going it won't be long
Can't kick the shins of a man in power
If you keep sinking into this hole
And when there's shit on the streets you know you've got to to act now
And when there's blood on your feet you know you've got to act now
And when you reserve a seat and someone else has sat down
C'mon and roll up your sleeves you know you've got to act
Cos when they've got all the keys you know you've got to act
Don't live a life on your knees you know you've got to act now
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Superpower (Live)
02:27
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You've been awake for hours
Staying in bed's my superpower
Don't stress about the numbers
Come back and roll into the covers
There's something deep within you
Looking for something else to swim through
No need to check your emails
Lie on the floor like a baby beached whale
You're coming around
To my way of life
I'm thinking aloud
But you are talking in your mind
Your little feet are itching
Let's take a walk into the kitchen
I'm gonna cook you something
Sit there and do a lot of nothing
So how soon is now?
Where there is a light
That never goes out
I really wanna get it right
You're coming around
To my way of life
I'm thinking aloud
But you are talking in your mind
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