Que Viva La Soledad (Vent 414), by Miles Hunt’s Lock Down Demo Society

Que Viva La Soledad (Vent 414)

by Miles Hunt’s Lock Down Demo Society

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bluelight Very appropriate for these strange times - great track

JaneMibus Really enjoyed the original demo on this one! Favorite track: Que Viva La Soledad (Miles’ original demo – 01/03/20).

Pip Barlow These demos have some long legs and no Mrs Drake 👍

pixieboy76 Brilliant 😊

Lorraine Gray Sorry dude just to finish
God bless the fucking lot of us! Xxx

currie1888 Tremendous, absolutely love these,especially In My Sights. Just need to pre order the T now.❤

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1.	Que Viva La Soledad (demo – 22/04/20) 05:48	lyrics
Que Viva La Soledad When you’re sick and tired And uninspired You should join me on the alter To pledge our love as we bear a grudge Against all that have defaulted On their worthless words They were too absurd but they gave them like a charter So when you’ve had enough Of the tireless bluff You can fall down like a martyr And say about me You come say about me When you’ve no desire To face the choir And you’ve no resolve to fix it You might meet someone That leads you on Are you strong enough to risk it? Cos the lines are blurred Among the herd You find solace in your nature With the past erased And laid to waste There’s no memory of failure Come say about me You come say about me
2.	Que Viva La Soledad (acoustic version – 12/04/20) 02:46	lyrics
Que Viva La Soledad When you’re sick and tired And uninspired You should join me on the alter To pledge our love as we bear a grudge Against all that have defaulted On their worthless words They were too absurd but they gave them like a charter So when you’ve had enough Of the tireless bluff You can fall down like a martyr And say about me You come say about me When you’ve no desire To face the choir And you’ve no resolve to fix it You might meet someone That leads you on Are you strong enough to risk it? Cos the lines are blurred Among the herd You find solace in your nature With the past erased And laid to waste There’s no memory of failure Come say about me You come say about me
3.	Que Viva La Soledad (Miles’ original demo – 01/03/20) 05:52	lyrics
Que Viva La Soledad When you’re sick and tired And uninspired You should join me on the alter To pledge our love as we bear a grudge Against all that have defaulted On their worthless words They were too absurd but they gave them like a charter So when you’ve had enough Of the tireless bluff You can fall down like a martyr And say about me You come say about me When you’ve no desire To face the choir And you’ve no resolve to fix it You might meet someone That leads you on Are you strong enough to risk it? Cos the lines are blurred Among the herd You find solace in your nature With the past erased And laid to waste There’s no memory of failure Come say about me You come say about me

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