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Leader

from Human by Nightshades

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lyrics

Verse:
Here, we find ourselves
Trapped inside a fate so paramount
And we live for ourselves
With no regard for other animals
Our mother earth is threatening with disaster

We're blind we are
Condemned to live upon the soiled earth
How could we figure out how to reverse
Our plight, our misfortune, our ignorance
Total genocide

Chorus:
You're not the leader we want
Leave or we'll never have peace
The way you speak is absurd
It warps the minds of our young

Verse:
We - are we not
The ones who need their voices recognized
To ponder on, and toss away your broken system
Who among us will lead the way
Will cast aside
Will stand up and cry

Repeat Chorus

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from Human, released June 18, 2018
Written, performed, recorded by Andrew La Tona, copyright © 2018

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Nightshades Toronto, Ontario

Formed in 2018 after the release of "Human", Nightshades are Dave Hurlow (bass), Ray Cara (drums), Dustin Stern (guitar), Jordan Quinn (keys), Andrew La Tona (guitar, vocals)

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