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Born Again
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Coffee stains,
sixty miles an hour,
minor chords, midnight sun,
I'm born again, I'm born again,
after twenty four years of faith.
We all ride alone,
face the fire on our own,
sing this song,
to those who live and die young.
We all ride alone,
face the fire on our own,
all we need, all we need is
tight jeans and leather jackets.
I'm a child, I'm eight years of denial,
looking for the open door.
I'm born again, I'm born again,
I found cure inside the fumes.
You can see me, but can you hear me?
We all ride alone,
face the fire on our own,
sing this song,
to those who live and die young.
We all ride alone,
face the fire on our own,
all we need, all we need is
tight jeans and leather jackets.
To those who live young,
to those who die young,
we keep the fire alive!
We all ride alone,
face the fire on our own,
sing this song,
to those who live and die young.
We all ride alone, face the fire on our own,
all we need, all we need is
tight jeans and leather jackets.
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New Deadline Finland
We are New Deadline.
We write and play music that feels important to us and hope to share it with as
many people as we can. We've been a band since 2005 and have been touring, playing music and meeting awesome new people ever since. If you like our music, please pass it on!
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