Kinder Climes

from The Eagle Has Left the Building by The Prudish Few

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Friends and family
Are you ok, do you see what I see
Terror in the hearts of the free
Gestapo shops the same grocery as me

Sometimes the wind blows true
We miss you
And are implored to

Hope, fight, wait, fight
Hope, wait, fight

Sometimes the wind blows true
And sometimes it’s out to get you
We’ve learned something new
They’ve hidden bodies in the fescue

Sometimes the wind blows true
We miss you
And are implored to
Look for something new
Nobody’s coming to our rescue

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from The Eagle Has Left the Building, released August 21, 2020

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Chamber Music in the form of a Rock Band. Todd, Mike, Jay - Nashville, TN.

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