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Missiles
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On the Longest Day
02:38
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On the longest day
We are dying by the inches
Come give me that smile
I can see for miles and miles
On this perfect day
Climb this perfect feeling
Come give me that smile
I can see for miles and miles
On this sacred hour
Aware of the mystery and the power
Come give me that smile
I can see for miles and miles
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You’re Not Alone
03:34
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Take heart you’re not alone
Take heart you’re not alone
All along the watchtower these signs are shown
Lift up your heart, you're not alone
Nation to nation, reap what you sow
Melt down your heart you’re not alone
All of this wayward generation, come back to the fold
Oh lowly heart, you’re not alone
All this lost generation, you’re in sight of home
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I’ll Give it to You
03:44
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I Can’t Hold You
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White Cross Melbourne, Australia
We hope you enjoy familiar tunes and a few new ones.
Pete Mather
(Recorded from
’86)
Remixed by Poons Head Studio, WA
From 3RRR Melbourne's, 'Used And Recommended By' (1987):
"White Cross (have) carved a niche of their own, placing emphasis on the craft of songwriting. They are not afraid to deal with the spectrum of human emotion, and whilst maintaining a distinctive sound, are very diverse."
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