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Wake up, wake up, you’re gonna die
Wake up wake, wake, wake, wake up
Wake up, wake up, you’re gonna die
Free yourself

Hit it, hit it
You know you wanna hit it
Looking straight through them
When you give it
Kill it, kill it
You know you wanna kill it
Walking away condemned
When you spill it
Breaking, breaking
The bone is shattered
Taking blows to the knees and head
Not mistaken
Fix it, fix it
You know you cannot fix it
Mind’s got to be off-key not to see it

Wake up, wake up, you’re gonna die
Free yourself

Feed the strays you find, be afraid
Eat the strays you find, feel ashamed

Wake up, wake up, you’re gonna die
At peace yourself

Skin it, frame it
You know you’re kinda proud of it
A display on the wall, jar or cabinet
Eat it, eat it, you know you wanna meet it
A colourful plate delight, blood-finish
Dig it, dig it
You know you have to dig it
Making a grave, more than one
You can fill it
Leave it, leave it
You know you have to leave it
Mind’s got to be off-key
Not to see it

Wake up wake up you’re gonna die
Free yourself

Feed the strays you find, be afraid
Eat the strays you find, feel ashamed

Please join me, you can feel the same you said
Feel the pain, it’s your life that’s over

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from Try Something Different, released May 1, 2009

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Seven7 London, UK

Seven7 take big melodies, oriental scales and rhythms and combine them with the grooves and riffs of heavy metal.

The band consists of Dave Brown on vocals and percussion, Swiss virtuoso Nicolas Meier on guitars as well as the Turkish Oud and Baglama, Sally Jo on violin, Arran McSporran on fretless bass and Luke Nelson on drums. ... more

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