Name: Drag The Red by RGB
Duration: 3 min 5 s
Description: ‘Drag the Red’ adds a voice calling for action on missing and murdered indigenous women…

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‘Drag the Red’ adds a voice calling for action on missing and murdered indigenous women…

Drag The Red

theSHAM
Urban Nightmare

lyrics

one percent took their money and ran
built this place just to let it rot
aint no we in this place called home
aint no we in this place called home
circle of life      was broken long ago
circle of life       was broken long ago
 
families fall apart              urban nightmare
jobs are all gone                urban nightmare
gangs run the streets       urban nightmare
government for sale         urban nightmare
 
no one knows who lives next door
blinds are  closed tight        no light gets in
rhetoric and hate fill their tv screens
rhetoric and hate fill their tv screens
no children outside ….empty play grounds
no children outside ….empty play grounds
 
gangs run the streets     urban nightmare
cops are all corrupt         urban nightmare
roads are crackin up       urban nightmare
government for sale       urban nightmare
 
families fall apart             urban nightmare
jobs are all gone               urban nightmare
gangs run the streets      urban nightmare
cops are all corrupt         urban nightmare
roads are crackin up       urban nightmare
gangs run the streets     urban nightmare
government for sale       urban nightmare
government for sale       urban nightmare

Urban Nightmare

TheSHAM - Urban Nightmare

theSHAM - Donald

 RGB, Toronto Veteran Indie rockers are back with new music with a poignant social statement. RGB consists of Breeding Ground’s Kevin Hunter (drums), Random Killing’s John Hajdu (guitar) and Jim Moore (bass), and Hell and Back’s James Alcock (vocalist).

The Toronto natives are no strangers to the music business. Random Killing is one of the top 10 Canadian Punk Rock bands of all time and Breeding Ground were historic recipients of a CASBY Award. Hell and Back is one of Toronto’s most authentic AC/DC Tribute bands.

In 2013, RGB released the singles ‘Soul Tsunami’ and ‘Pleasure Me (She Said)’. The songs have been streamed over an impressive nine thousand times and can be located on numerous music websites, such as CDBaby, Amazon, iTunes, Spotify to name a few. RGB has performed in Toronto at many clubs including The Drake and Velvet Underground and have fans in Canada and the USA.

In early 2015 RGB finished new relevant rock hits including;
Decades of Decay, a critical commentary of Toronto politicians and infrastructure like the Queen Elizabeth Highway.
Drag the Red, is another voice calling for action on missing and murdered indigenous women in Canada.
Please contribute to the Drag the Red fund

Please visit www.RGBROCKBAND.com for more information and to buy, book and Facebook the Boys.

Drag The Red

RGB

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