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Red River (Live)
04:05
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Red River, send me to my hallowed grave
Reverse the tide, move me as I sail away
Bring on the storm and pound the rain,
Curse the tide, no mercy comes this way
And may the moon make malice waves,
To wash my sins, wash my sins away
Red Morning, see the sails within your gaze,
Let skies glow red, and sirens sing
Their tempting songs bring certainty
Take these bones on the ground and leave,
For my soul rests in the songs you sing
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Slapjack (Live)
02:55
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The Voices (Live)
04:15
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My palms are sweaty and I can’t play pretend
Hurts so much when will all this end
I’m pissed off, I’m scared, I hate to be alone
Leave me with my demons
Their stories never get old
Hit me with the truth, but let me say the words
This wounded flesh, a heart attack, shaken not stirred
Won’t you let me go? But be there when I call?
Say the word, I’ll be there when the time comes
I can’t catch my breath and all I hear is sound
The voices in my head can’t seem to calm the fuck down
Won’t you let me go?
But catch me when I fall?
Say the word
I’ll be there when the time comes
My palms are sweaty
And I can’t play pretend
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Angela Petrilli & The Players Los Angeles, California
Founded in 2020, Angela Petrilli & The Players made their debut in Los Angeles, CA. In 2023, they released their debut EP, "The Voices". The band has opened for The Immediate Family, Billy Bob Thornton & The Boxmasters, and Joe Bonamassa's Stream-a-thon. Angela was featured in the July 2023 issue of Guitar Player Magazine. The song "Ghost Inside A Frame" was recently featured in Rolling Stone. ... more
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