Here tonight I clock a thousand heads
Here to unite, through common dreads
Now who's with me?
Now who's with me?

Something trips inside
That's been dormant for a thousand years
Now we can no longer hide
The immediacy of these fears

Our names will not be writ on water
And we don't need an ark
One day I know the dam will collapse
And we will be the current
Yes, what have you got for me?

And now the flood gates will open
Strike
You cannot open the door
You cannot open the door

We will sing as one in solidarity
We will swim together
No longer treading water
We're flowing with the tide

And you can taste the night
Don't waste the night
We will sing as one in solidarity
We will sing together

And still we will be here
Standing like statues
The time is now, belt it brothers

We will sing as one in solidarity
We will sing together
We will sing as one in solidarity
We will sing together

We will sing as one in solidarity
We will sing together
We will sing as one in solidarity
We will sing together


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Solidarity Lyrics as written by Liam Rory Clewlow Chris Batten

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    This is really, really wrong, I'm not sure on some of the lyrics for this either but I know for sure these a wrong, why not just wait for the album to come out? While I don't really want to add to the speculation as to what the lyrics are... Stuff [in these brackets] is stuff I'm not sure on

    Here tonight I clock a thousand heads Here to unite, through common dreads Now who's with me? (Ho!) Now who's with me? (Ho!)

    Something [sits inside?], that's been [growing?] for a thousand years Now we can no longer hide the immediacy of these fears Our names will not be written on water And we don't need an [arm?] (No way!) One day I know, the dam will collapse And we will beat the current!

    Yes... what have you got for me? Oooh!

    And now the flood gates will open Arrghhh! You cannot hold back the tide! You cannot hold back the tide!

    We will [sing as one?] solidarity! We will stand together No longer treading water, we're flowing with the tide And you can taste the night, don't waste the night!

    And still we will be here, (we're not hiding) standing like statues

    Solidarity, solidarity, we will stand together (We're not hiding) (And still we will be here, standing like statues)

    Don't know how you got "we will sleep together" from that. Anyways there's my take on it, it's probably not right either, doesn't really matter though we'll now the proper lyrics soon enough, Common Dreads is gonna be amazing!

    MikeyC3000on May 18, 2009   Link

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