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Firelight
04:43
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I heard the news
It's unbelievable
Everything has changed
Nothing's real
And the girls are playing their guitars
Underneath a sky from Mars
They have to fill up their machines
'Cus they're coming up on empty
The town is burning and the streets are lit by firelight
The power's out but we can stay here all night
The hills are falling and the streets are lit by firelight
You never look up
You never look down
You never look back
'Cus you know it's not easy
Think of all the things that you can't leave behind
Soon you'll have to make some choices and you'll regret them
Sometmes
And the girls are playing their guitars
Underneath a sky from Mars
They say its in the air we breathe
And we're all catching a disease
The town is burning and the streets are lit by firelight
The power's out but we can stay here all night
The hills are falling and the streets are lit by firelight
You never look up
You never look down
You never look back
'Cus you know it's not easy
You never look up
You never look down
You never look back
No, you never look back
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Sands
03:33
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Delta Dagger California
John Pagliassotti is the songwriter & primary musician behind Delta Dagger.
In late 2017,
Orange County-based Delta Dagger Music Enterprises invented a songwriting & music production AI named Ulysses. After forcing Ulysses to listen to Spotify’s playlists for 3 weeks straight, the AI opened a Garageband project, created some MIDI tracks, & hit record. These are the results.
@deltadaggermusic
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