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The Den

from III by AN X TASY

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Rafael Rodrigues : vocals
Nuno Gonçalves : guitars, acoustic guitar, vocals
Bruno Pereira : guitars
João Bernardo : bass
Ricardo Botequilha : drums

Carlos Rocha, Irene Onieva Contreras, Ana Veljkovic, José Estrela : backvocals

lyrics

A handshake, a vow
Our backs won’t turn in times of need
Whether you’re up or down
I’ll never let the floor know your knees

Black, white or blue
The blood in me is the same as the blood in you
Come, cut my wrists, I insist
And you will feel the same pain too

(chorus)
Wolves are barking
Protecting the pack, ready to react
They might run away but they’ll never forget
They will never forget

We wanna be hugged, wanna be loved
But we’re not able to make the effort
To gather all our weapons
To keep the things we really need

We’re wasting energies, saving memories
From a past that once was true
Now it’s over, now it’s gone
It’s time to reap what we sow

…welcome to the den…

(solo : Bruno)

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from III, released September 28, 2013
Lyrics by Rafael Rodrigues & Nuno Gonçalves
Music by Bruno Pereira

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