Kingdom of Dismay

Vr1
It’s really rare to find people who care
When you do you don’t know what to say
You play their games so long it’s really a shame
That you’ve closed your mind to what they have to say

Cho1
Break away from all the things they’ve told you
Pave the way to what you really feel
Break away from all the things they’ve told you

Inst1

Vrs2
Say the things you really wanted to say
Without hesitation make it real
Stand up to the things that made you runaway
Don’t back down, Don’t back off, Don’t delay

Cho1
Break away from all the things they’ve told you
Pave the way to what you really feel
Break away from all the things they’ve told you

Bri
Yes we fought it so long
Yet we still stand strong
Try to prove us wrong it still remains
But we’ll get there yet
And we’ll take that bet
That we’ll take the throne from the Kingdom of Dismay

Cho3
Break away from all the things they’ve told you
Pave the way to what you really feel
Say the things you really wanted to say
Without hesitation, Without hesitation, Without hesitation
Make it real

20/20

Kingdom of Dismay

Kingdom Of Dismay

Bristol-based ‘electronic pick n mix outfit’, This Human Condition consists of @JamieJamal and @Misterminchie, blending many different styles of electronica. Performed at the Glastonbury Festival and played on BBC6 Music.

From the beginning bass line to the last synthesizer sustain, these eight new songs from Start have a hypnotic energy that will keep any fan of progressive rock listening over, and over again. Taking up where they left off in 1985, the high-tech power trio of Ran Ballard Keyboards/Vocals, Dean McLeod Chapman Stick/Bass, and Mike Tapogna Drums/Percussion interweave complex rhythms and Bass with aggressive keyboards. Everything is complete with Ran Ballard’s vocals.
START, progressive, melodic, and addictive.