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Pulse
04:40
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Keep your money, ‘cause I asked for change,
Oh don’t you feel ashamed,
How everything just stays the same?
When what you see is what you get,
I want more of what I haven’t seen yet.
Aim higher, pressure makes diamonds,
It’s all about keeping grace under fire,
So breathe deep, and let yourself go against the grain,
It will all be okay.
Even if the world stops turning,
I will wait for the sun to rise,
So be careful what you wish for,
And keep your finger on the pulse.
Well I've got something left to say,
Be that as it may, the sentiment won’t stay,
I know there’s something out of reach for me to chase,
Chances in a different place,
A change, a saving grace in all of this saving,
Spending all my time hitting walls,
I won’t depend on anyone else anymore.
There’s more to me than you.
Oh, when the world stops turning,
I will wait for the sun to rise,
So be careful what you wish for,
And keep your finger on the pulse.
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Pulse (Instrumental)
04:40
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FOXP2 Adelaide, Australia
Forkhead box P2 – or FOXP2, for short – is a gene required for proper development of speech and language regions of the human brain. The existence of the FOXP2 gene suggests that our human urge to communicate with one another is innate. FOXP2 is also a two-piece rock band from South Australia that explore their fascination with communication through music, a language in of itself. ... more
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