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Sameside
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Same Side
They were claimed by the water,
Mums, and dads, sons and daughters
A river fell from the sky, they were asking
Why, why.
It ain’t fair, how it caught them,
If there’s a god above, why were they abandoned,
But there was love behind the lights,
when your ship came through the night
to save a soul.
Step by step we’ll rebuild it all
Its such a mess, this’ll take some time
Thank god for the helping hearts and helping minds,
So divided before the fall,
We survived cause we’re fighting, on the same side after all
They came up, over the horizon,
Mud armies, supplies, friends you rely on,
The devastation was clear, but a government, not here, at all. No no.
So glad a community heard the call
We survived cause we’re fighting, on the same side after all
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Sameside || Explicit
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Cheynne Murphy Byron Bay, Australia
Hailing from Northern NSW in Australia, Cheynne is a folk rocking, singer-songwriter. A romantic at heart, a keen surfer and family man, his music draws inspiration from nature, shamanic spirituality, emotion and the meeting place of dark and light. Cheynne debuted his first EP titled "Firesongs for the Soul" at Byron Bay’s Bluefest ... more
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