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Let Me Go

from "WHERE I BELONG" by ANGRY MAMA

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Freedom!!

Libertad!!

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Let me go. We are in shock.
Waiting for the worse,
walking in circles around the bones
of a time that’s dead long ago.
Let me go from this prison called home.
We took a way with no place to go
At some point you gotta make a choice.

I’m trying to feel my blood pushing through my veins,
A chance to hear my heart beating once again.

Let me go. You don't allow any different form.
The old ripped banner says where we come from
and where we’re going, there’s nothing at the end of the road.
It’s been enough. There's only so much a man can take,
this sea can’t be restricted by gates.

I’ve had enough. I’m getting strong.
Don't even think to say a single word.
The same song repeated on and on and on.

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from "WHERE I BELONG", track released May 13, 2016
Voz y Guitarra: Rubén G.
Guitarra: David Morchón
Bajo y Coros: Uri Ras
Batería: Edu Mandarina

Letra: Rubén G.
Música: Angry Mama
Producido por ANGRY MAMA
Grabado en BLOQ.STUDI por Aleix Hc y Toti. Febrero 2016

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Vocals and Guitar: Rubén G.
Guitar: David Morchón.
Bass and Back Vocals: Uri Ras
Drums: Edu Mandarina

Lyrics: Ruben
Music: Angry Mama
Produced by ANGRY MAMA
Recorded at BLOQ.STUDI by Aleix Hc and Toti. Febrary 2016.

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