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Knockout
03:28
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I Love You World
03:42
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You’ve eaten the heart of every colored fruit
You’ve eaten the rainbow itself
And called to your door wild animals
Who taught you their dance in the night
And in the end I hope you go out screaming
I love you world yeah
You’ve worn down the soles of so many shoes
And can count like the leaves on so many trees
All the beautiful people
Who’ve given you reasons to smile all night
And in the end I hope you go out screaming
I love you world yeah (2x)
Youre so alive now Youre so alive now
You’ve crashed headfirst into roaring seas
Without fear without hesitation
Without knowing how your head
Will later float above the blue all right
And in the end I hope your last words are
I love you world yeah (4x)
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Lord Sonny the Unifier New York
Brooklyn-based alternative rock band Lord Sonny the Unifier is lead by Gregory Jiritano. Jiritano began playing guitar at
age 8, formed his first band band at age 12, and began playing in NYC bars at age 16. After the loss of his recording studio a fire in 2015, he had to throw in the towel, and his unfinished album... or regroup. He regrouped.
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