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The Life
04:23
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It takes too long to grab hold of things like this
Then it all slips away too fast
And when you think you have it all
You realize it will never last
What a stupid game we play
What a stupid life we live
We take so much
Til there's nothing left to give
What a stupid life we live
What a stupid game we play
We say so much
When there's nothing left to say
Is this the life you want to live?
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Vertigo
05:31
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May Comes
02:15
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Withdrawn
05:30
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I came out of the womb
From that day on I've been withdrawn
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Take Me
04:03
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ariel Toronto, Ontario
Since 1995..with humble beginnings in the nation's capital of Ottawa, Canada...and moving to Toronto in 1996...this band is still going strong. The core group has remained the same since moving to Toronto in 1997. Featuring Ali Jafri (vocals/guitar/percussion), Peter Emmett (bass, sitar), Ld Hrly (percussion/keyboards), and Dan Gamble (drums). Atmospheric rock meets psychedelia of a darker kind... ... more
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