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Too much, I can’t take it
Awakened in the basement
So high, so High I can’t make it
One love, I’m a native
Rising with a statement
I’m out, our sound my pavement

Public Enemy drop the intensity
Public Enemy drop the intensity

Callously this ride has started
Eating me alive (eating me alive, eating me alive)
But I can see your soul and I stand strong
If I just stand down and let you carry on abusing me
Then who the fuck would I be?
I’m sorry but I got to move
Gotta move on

Lay down, Lay down, Lay down, Lay down
No quarter, release all the pressure inside
Suddenly under me I feel alive
One love yes I’m a native
Rising with a statement
Get out, get out and taste it
Hey yeah!

Public Enemy drop the intensity
Public Enemy drop the intensity

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from Gang of Thieves, released June 24, 2010
Written by:
Michael Reit - Vocals
Nick Wood - Guitar
Tobin Salas - Bass
Cornelius Florucci - Drums

Recorded/Mixed by:
Kyle Rose - KTR Recording in Burlington, VT.

Mastered by:
Steve Jankowski - Jankland Recording in Wall, NJ.

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Hailing out of Burlington, Vermont, Gang of Thieves is an unstoppable funky rock and roll machine! Hang on to your hats and get ready for an unforgettable live performance when this funky crew comes to town.

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