Common Ground
from Time To Die (full album) by RED SWAMP
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lyrics
Die upon the hills
That took all our lives to climb
Never coming down
So you try
To justify the way you feel
And so will I
Is there a common ground
where we can meet
I’ve got to say
It’s fantasy
Our calling
Is treading on all who oppose
I’ve got to say
It’s plain to see
Our calling
Is treading on all who oppose
Die upon the hills
That took all our lives to climb
Never coming down
Die upon the hills
That took all our lives to climb
Never come back down
I’ve got to say
It’s fantasy
Our calling
Is treading on all who oppose
Die upon the hills
That took all our lives to climb
Never coming down
Die upon the hills
That took all our lives to climb
Never come back down
And so we’ll die up on the hills
That took all our lives to climb
So let’s die up on the hills
That took all our lives to climb
Never coming down
That took all our lives to climb
Never coming down
So you try
To justify the way you feel
And so will I
Is there a common ground
where we can meet
I’ve got to say
It’s fantasy
Our calling
Is treading on all who oppose
I’ve got to say
It’s plain to see
Our calling
Is treading on all who oppose
Die upon the hills
That took all our lives to climb
Never coming down
Die upon the hills
That took all our lives to climb
Never come back down
I’ve got to say
It’s fantasy
Our calling
Is treading on all who oppose
Die upon the hills
That took all our lives to climb
Never coming down
Die upon the hills
That took all our lives to climb
Never come back down
And so we’ll die up on the hills
That took all our lives to climb
So let’s die up on the hills
That took all our lives to climb
Never coming down
credits
from Time To Die (full album),
released January 20, 2022
Mastered by Jens Bogren @ Fascination Street Studios
http://www.fascinationstreet.se
Produced by Zoltán Bereczki
Recorded and Mixed by Ábris Sipos, Gergely Kőrös, Zoltán Bereczki @ Pinewood Studio, Budapest
www.facebook.com/pinewood.budapest
Written by Red Swamp and András Sipos
Lyrics by Gergely Kovács
RED SWAMP are:
Gergely Kovács (vocals)
Zoltán Bereczki (guitar, vocals)
Sándor Szabó (bass)
Zsombor Farkas (drums)
Mastered by Jens Bogren @ Fascination Street Studios
http://www.fascinationstreet.se
Produced by Zoltán Bereczki
Recorded and Mixed by Ábris Sipos, Gergely Kőrös, Zoltán Bereczki @ Pinewood Studio, Budapest
www.facebook.com/pinewood.budapest
Written by Red Swamp and András Sipos
Lyrics by Gergely Kovács
RED SWAMP are:
Gergely Kovács (vocals)
Zoltán Bereczki (guitar, vocals)
Sándor Szabó (bass)
Zsombor Farkas (drums)
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RED SWAMP Budapest, Hungary
RED SWAMP is Hungary's only smoker metal band, playing a unique blend of heavy music inspired by greats like Down, Clutch, Pantera, Crowbar, Black Sabbath, Lamb of God among many others.
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