Ki

by Valis Ablaze

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Ki
I'm here in my hole
The cages of the walls surround me
Bathed with protection
They won't forget about me
I'm too important to their game
Light the fire of sin
Ants they gather
Give our leaves to our queen
Now we underflow

Work work work
Your peanuts are clean

You are starving for soul
And you feel like you need more
Your energy depletes
The Ki of life is me

[Random scat moment]

Work work work
Your peanuts are clean

You are starving for soul
And you feel like you need more
Your energy depletes
The Ki of life is me

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released January 6, 2015
Edited, produced, mixed and mastered by Tom Moore (Solna Sounds) at Room 4 studios, Bristol.

Music written by Ashley Cook, Rich New and Tom Moore.
Lyrics and vocals by Adam Leonard.

This is the last Valis Ablaze track to feature Joel Keightley and Adam Leonard on guitar and vocals respectively.

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Progressive / Alternative band based in Bristol/Manchester.

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