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Muse welcome ‘The Wow! Signal’ with a giddy, playful comeback gig
At a rare small-venue show in Brixton, Muse debut material from their upcoming album.
Apr 5, 2026 • 11:29 AM
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Hands are red with your blame Megaphone screaming my name Whimpers someone I should've loved Souls weeping above I've seen what you're doing Destroying puppet strings To my soul Micro waves me insane A Blaine cuts in your brain Sounds like forks on a plate Blackboard scratched with hate I've seen what you're doing Destroying puppet strings To my soul
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