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Revolution Extraordinaire

from Thought Process by FALSETA

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Revolution Extraordinaire

We've been waiting so long
for this change to give in
with fists in the air
we're enraged!

and its my revolution
that will keep you in line
we're losing concentration
we might not survive the night, oh no!

cause you're talking
to the revolution extraordinaire
he's intrusive to the bone
so be aware

If i wanted to be you
i'd change all plans that you have instilled in me
if you wanted to be me
there's only one thing that you could do, thats change and believe

we're made to believe
that our prophets have gold
but it slips through the cracks
into dust and or mold

and it's my generation yah
that will follow in stride
stop losing concentration
we've got to survive!

this revolution will change your mind
you know someone's hiding behind it all

just change
change for you
change for me

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from Thought Process, released March 25, 2016

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FALSETA Hialeah, Florida

Miami based band Falseta emerged from the jungles of Hialeah in 2008. Explosive, bold and fresh, they’ve conquered South Florida's stages small and large, ranging from local live music venue favorites to impressive theaters. Their signature aggressive polyrhythmic sound and melodic voicings make for an unforgettable experience, rivaled only by their live performances. ... more

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