The Proof
from The Divine Proportion by giGo
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumHighly recommend to fans of Mike & The Mechanics, Tears for Fears, Don Henley, Terry Reid, Phil Collins, Steely Dan, Johnny Hates Jazz, Hall and Oats, and Simply Red among others.
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lyrics
You seen it on the stage
provide me with your evidence
Before you write that page
You read it in the bible
or maybe the Quran
how Earth was made in seven days
In line with God’s great plan.
You drove out on the interstate
out of curiosity, then got to the perimeter what did you hope to see,a starship or a saucer from an outer galaxy,a being from another world but not like you and me.
(chorus)
What you claim it ain’t the truth
The Earth and heavens did not move
Secrets told by Bob Lazar
There’s more interesting things by far
Money, marketing your rage
makes more sense upon that page
Excuse me while I stay aloof
Until you give me all the proof
You slink ‘round the conventions
another book to sell,
the public are so gullible you have them in your spell,you talk of mass abductions well are the rumours true? watch out that tall grey alien ain’t coming after you
You rode the last horse left in town,out of pure necessity
Like an outlaw leaves a burning jail for all the folks to see
A starship or a saucer consigns you to the void,the only friends that you have left are big,bold bad reptoids
(Chorus)
Gimme some proof
The lines you quote are sometimes real
(Guitar solo outro?)
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giGo
Meet GiGo, a UK-based rock band with a wealth of experience and talent, which came together during the worldwide pandemic of the early 2020s.
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Nov 2024
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Jul 2024
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