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Here We Are Alone
03:37
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Here we are alone
But we’re not alone
Our link, the bond
Awake in your arms, hollowed
This I beg of you
Please, I beg you to
Give up the ways
That push away and keep us down
Here we are alone
See the ape has gone and dug a hole
This is not the world
We grew up in
They’re cutting out the youth
From tomorrow
This I beg of you
Please, I beg you to
Ease the days, lay seeds of change
And lift us all, to lift us all!
Here we are alone
See the ape has gone and dug a giant hole
Had I always known
On the edge we walk but we are not alone
We’re here right now
Don’t let them keep us apart, yeah!
Here we are alone
See the ape has gone and dug a giant hole
Had I always known
On the edge we walk but we are not alone
Not alone
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But We're Not Alone
02:21
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Not alone
We see you
Hear you
Calling out
Not alone
We see you
Hear you
We won’t forget about you
Sorrow
Feeds that show
Sorrow
Not alone
Here we are
You're not alone
I’m reaching out to you
Sorrow
Feeds that show
New hope
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Iduna Toronto, Ontario
Iduna makes alternative rock music that wrestles with the question of what it is to be and who we should be to each other. Building on the sounds of The Smashing Pumpkins, Matthew Good Band, Biffy Clyro, and Kings of Leon with a political tinge, their songs are replete with questions about modern morality and the state of being an empathetic person in a world complicit with injustice. ... more
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