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Hide In Light
03:33
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A Hammer You Held Tight
03:14
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Charley
03:12
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Until The Sun
03:50
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Fear Of Falling Up
03:48
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Forced to the ground
Looking up to the sky
In the pouring rain
There’s no sign of it giving in
Oh you know there’s no-one left to blame
But the sky teems down on me without letting up
When will I come down
When will I come down
Keep my eyes on the ground
No looking up
Climb to the roof
To take a closer look
it’s all the same
There’s no sign of it giving in
Don’t you know that no ones left to blame
I’m begging please won’t you hear me calling out
When will I come down
When will I come down
Keep my eyes on the ground
No falling up
When will I come down
(When will I come)
(When will I come)
(When will I come)
(When will I)
(come falling)
When will I come down
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6. |
The Fool
03:43
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7. |
Four Short Minutes
04:10
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Second Class
04:11
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City Lights
05:03
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Paul McGilloway New York, New York
From the moment he moved to New York City from Ireland via France, Paul has been carving out his own signature style drawing on his heroes: Angus Young, Jimmy Page, Gary Moore and Peter Green.
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