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Rosie's Bar

from Stage Fright by Musical Juice

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"We'd meet at Rosie's Bar to make plans and talk about the future and how we'd build a better world. We felt contempt for the old people and their outdated ways. They'd have to move aside and make way for new ideas. We were marching forward into tomorrow and wanted everything to change. Then, in time, we eventually saw the reality of it all and grew wise enough to understand what the old people had been saying. But by then we'd become the new old people and our children hated us." War veteran

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Let's go down to Rosie's Bar
Well I could use a drink
And show those turncoats who we are
And tell them what we think
Cut them down to size
And damn their lies
Damn their hearts
And damn their eyes
A new day's just begun
And we're still moving on

So let's go down to Rosie's Bar
Though there might be a fight
Cos this time they've all gone too far
Let's show them we were right
How we'd read the signs
Of the changing times
Not just open mouths
And closed up minds
Their old ways are all done
But we're still moving on

Those halcyon days are in the past
And their constant ways are changing fast
Gonna wake up with the sun
And we're still moving on

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from Stage Fright, released May 11, 2014

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Musical Juice England, UK

We are an indie rock band who compose original songs that have a story to tell. Our music is heavy with strong melody lines and close vocal harmonies. Stories of circumstances and events that may have also touched your life and we hope will have a special meaning for you. ... more

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