When one dreams what do you hear, how does that feel, what horrors or not invade your space.

Dreaming

Forever and a Day by Tom Passamonte and Special Blend

Our cover of the song written by Bram Tchaikovsky
Yumi Sekizawa - all vocals and harmonies, keyboards
James Griffiths - guitars, keyboards, percussion

Sarah Smiles

Vocals, Atmosphere & Synths - Tom Langridge
Guitars - Lynn Wilson
Final Synth Solo - Daryl Greenway
Drums - Hugo Ribeiro
Bass, Piano, Organ, Composer, Producer - Ed "bapu" Kocol 

Intro:

Verse 1:
In the shadows of the city
Concrete meets the sky
A super symphony of progress 
Where humanity starts to die

Verse 2:
Neon lights and flashing screens
We’re blinded by the globe
Lost in a digital dream
As our souls begin to erode

Chorus:
The fall of our kind
With our new elected we're left behind
All of our kind, we must fall
And we'll leave all that behind
Leave ourselves behind
 
Verse 3:
We were born to be wild
Now we're just caged animals
But the concrete city streets
Answer to the cold winds cattle call
Oh ooh ooooh

Repeat Chorus:
Guitar Solo:
Repeat Verse 2 as Bridge:

Repeat Chorus x 2:
Keys solo:
Outro:

The Fall Of Our Kind

The title “Cyanide Wand” comes for a line in Genesis’s “Fly on a Windshield” - The cheerleader waves her cyanide wand.
The architects of disarray need their cheerleaders to spread their cyanide of “false news”, “post-truth” and good old fashioned lies. 

The cheerleaders may sit in a press office in Fleet Street, in a mosque in Raqqah, or behind a laptop in a US university. They use their wands to promote division and cast a shadow between us all.

The Fall Of Our Kind

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