There's a big red sky over you and I
And it's coming and we're pumping over the ground
In desert air I hope you'll be there
Cause it's coming down
Pumping over ground
I've seen car wreck kids walk away from it
Laughed from within
I know these days will end
It's been a long time, a long time
To walk with the mighty
I won't be a martyr
So let me go, let me go
On my own I'll make do with none
I will blame no one
Slept on packing foam
I'll make it all my home
And I'll take on anyone
It's been a long time, a long time
To walk with the mighty
I won't be a martyr
So let me go, let me go
And I'll take on anyone
These days they're not done
The red summer sun



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    this song sounds a lot like foo fighters to me

    ilovealkalineon June 28, 2006   Link

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