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New Paradigm

from Demo​-​itis by Texas Lights

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V1
I believe we are standing here at a crossroads
I've seen the laws of the land rearranged
Now we are starting to see a whole more unraveling
That some of you may not necessarily understand the magnitude of this
If we don't pull our heads from our ashes
We may blown back 125 years

Chorus
Come on Join in the fight,we don't need ones permission
It's gonna get lively tonight
Come on join in the fight,we don't need no limitations
It's gonna get rowdy tonight

V2
A Why don't you set your ass down here and listen
I know you think you got it all well figured out
We been programmed from the turn of our very own beginning
I believe it's time for a brand new paradigm

Bridge
Stop preaching us along on your fucking pedistool
We're sick and tired of you selling us the same old shit
My blood boils when I see you rip up the constitution
It's time for a new paradigm

credits

from Demo​-​itis, track released July 13, 2014
Travis Warren: Vocals
Robby Hart: Guitars
Nathan Towne: Guitars
Matt Reeder: Bass
Zac Cornejo: Drums

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Texas Lights San Luis Obispo, California

Texas Lights combines the best musicians of the central coast, individuals with extreme talent come together to form one band that is truly unique in sound and style. Robby Hart(Criticnue), Matt Reeder (Cuesta Ridge, Oroboros), Zac Cornejo, (Criticnue, Orobabros) Nathan Towne (Calmenco, Moonshiner Collective) and Travis Warren, (Blind Melon, Rockers Collective, Rain Fur Rent, 00-Metro). ... more

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