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Violence

from Years by heartour

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coming for you day and night
you watch and then you join the divide
in a different time in a different town alright
you could feel alright

can you let your violence go?
pressure coming down much faster than you need it
content overload
can you let your violence
let your violence go

when it’s gone you’ll feel less lonely
when it’s gone you’ll go
when it’s gone you’ll feel less lonely
when it’s gone

can you let your violence go?
pressure coming down much faster than you need it
content overload
can you let your violence
let your violence go
you can’t be left alone
you can’t be left alone
you can’t be left alone
pressure coming down much faster than you need it
content overload
can you let your violence
let your violence go

get out of my head
It’s too late for the love that lays low
you can’t be left alone

let your violence go
yeah you can’t be left alone
let your violence go
you can’t be left alone
pressure coming down much faster than you need it
content overload
can you let your violence
let your violence go

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from Years, released December 2, 2022

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heartour Los Angeles, California

It’s been nine years since Young released his fourth and most recent album as Heartour, Submarine Sounds, but the intervening years have produced anything but downtime. Young’s other project, The Ruse, opened for Muse on three separate world tours. When the band took a hiatus shortly thereafter, Young decided it was time to go back into the studio and create something personal once again. ... more

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