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Into the Man
02:56
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So take my hand and walk with me through the sands
Where the old folks lie
Light like feathers we fall to the ground
Light like feathers we fall safe and sound
It's not enough
It's never enough
Keep an eye open for the day
You rise over the pressure
You've got it good and I'm just sayin it
You're a part of the view you've been witnessing
Who is it that knows there's no ego?
Playing the game
They're havin so much fun on the edge of the rope
Trembling down the people will fall to the man
Trembling down the people will fall to the man
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Calm
04:12
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Ride the wave
Lose the hate
I'm sincere
Calm down
The future is here
Lost is found
On the mound eyes are clear
Opening
Letting in the whole being
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Mojo Harvest Gothenburg, Sweden
Combining poetic lyrics, vocal harmonies, and groovy rhythms to make you sway Swedish psych hiphop blooze fest Mojo Harvest
will make you warm inside.
The latest release "Live Harvest" (2013) was well received by critics and managed to steer clear of the usual rock cliches to create something original and heartfelt.
"Into the Man" is featured in the November issue of Classic Rock Magazine.
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Mojo Harvest recommends:
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