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DORK x 2000TREES: letlive.'s unexpected resurrection finds power in healing
Seven years after their abrupt farewell, the post-hardcore revolutionaries find freedom in starting fresh.
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"2 In 6.8 Billion (C)" is a track by Letlive., from the album Speak Like You Talk, released 24th October 2005. The track is 1:40 long. It's filed under Rock. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 5 articles about Letlive..
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Stop loving this man, you cannot decency won't understand, start fucking This boy, just remember who fucked first I can carry the weight of the world, i bench press counties If cancer scared for 19 years then parenthesis is where i'll put you Either way you can't erase me Either way you can't erase me Either way you can't erase me Either way you can't erase me I can, I can carry, arms are optional, this is all i can afford and this what you sell, Are you ready for me? him? we? ...so we'll fake love much love Much like the lovers do it's apparent we're the greatest of two As a muse you're assigned to people not province.
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The band's new iteration sees founding members Jason Aalon Butler, Jeff Sahyoun and Jean Nascimento joined by Sage Webber of Point North on drums and Skyler Acord of Issues handling bass duties.
The post-hardcore are group set to share details on 12th February, following confirmation of two US festival dates.
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‘Speak Like You Talk’. ‘Fake History’. ‘The Blackest Beautiful’. letlive. have always asked questions with their music. With ‘If I’m The Devil…’, that exchange is far from over.