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The beginning and the End

from Born To Be Free by Muscular Rose

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There is something calling out…again
And it keeps me hangin’ on
Hangin’ on, hera it callin’
And I know that no one,
Nobody hears, no one but me
What is it sayin’ to me
What is it sayin’ to me

Ooooooooo……….

Hicom Hiyiyo
It’s the bginning and the end of everything I see
Hicom Hiyiyo
And the truth is somewhere deep inside the in between
Hicom Hiyiyo
It’s the bginning and the end of everything I see
Hicom Hiyiyo
And the truth is somewhere deep inside the in between
Hicom hiyiyo
Hicom hiyiyo

Oooooooooo………

Hicom Hiyiyo
It’s the bginning and the end of everything I see
Hicom Hiyiyo
And the truth is somewhere deep inside the in between
Hicom Hiyiyo
It’s the bginning and the end of everything I see
Hicom Hiyiyo
And the truth is somewhere deep inside the in between
Hicom Hiyiyo
Hicom Hiyiyo

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from Born To Be Free, released June 8, 2013

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Muscular Rose Australia

Muscular Rose is the collaborative project of Peter Grigoriadis and Tania Rose, two Adelaide-born artists living on opposite sides of Australia. Peter's industrial and eclectic trip-hop-style instrumental music blends with the multi-instrumental organic talents of composer and singer/songwriter Tania Rose, to create a down-beat and earthy-come-angelic moody debut album in "Born to be Free". ... more

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