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The 1975 - Girls

What do you feel right now?

Always In My Head - Coldplay Live

Us against the world - Coldplay

"Love on the Weekend" by John Mayer
Acoustic Cover by Jonah Baker

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John Mayer - Love On The Weekend (cover)

Call If You Need Me (Vance Joy Cover)

This set contains some live tracks performed by Daylight Band, the Italian Coldplay Tribute Band, through the years (2006-present).

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Life In Technicolor LIVE

New Light (John Mayer Cover)

On July 25, in a surprise announcement, U.S. Attorney General William Barr said that the federal government would be resuming executions, with five scheduled in the coming months. This overturns an effective moratorium on the federal death penalty that has lasted over 16 years. “Punishment must be swift,” Barr said. Just a week later, President Donald Trump exploited the mass killings in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, by demanding not an assault weapons ban, but that capital punishment “be delivered quickly, decisively and without years of needless delay.” Needless delay? Since 1973, over 160 wrongfully convicted people have been freed from death row.

In fact, the death penalty is rapidly losing favor in the United States. Twenty-one states and the District of Columbia have banned executions, while four more states have formal moratoriums in place. Around the world, 106 countries have outlawed capital punishment, and another 28 either have moratoriums or don’t carry out the death sentences. Trump’s death penalty dictate is a tragic step backward.

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What do you feel right now?

Sigrid Gonzaga