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Muse – Apocalypse Please
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The opening (although technically second) track of Absolution.
The jarring, explosive piano chords that define much of the song’s melody evoke feelings of dread and – as the
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Wolves At The Gate – Apocalypse Please
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Declare this an emergency / Come on and spread a sense of urgency / And pull us through / And pull us through / And this is the end / This is the end / Of the world / And it's time
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Muse – Apocalypse Please (Vocals and Keyboard only)
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[Verse 1] / Declare this an emergency / Come on and spread a sense of urgency / And pull us through / And pull us through / [Chorus] / And this is the end, the end / This is the
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Triston C. – ThE EnTiRe MiXtApE
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Ring My Bell - Anita Ward / Brianstorm - Arctic Monkeys / It's No Crime - Babyface / Shooting Stars - Bag Raiders / Hellfire - Barns Courtney / I.F.L.Y. - Bazzi / Come Together
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Muse – Time Is Running Out
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The third track off of Absolution, and the second single. It was one of the last songs recorded for the album. The single’s B-Side is The Groove.
Like most of Muse songs, it’s a
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Muse – Falling Away with You (Demo 2002)
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[Falsetto sounds]
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Muse – Knights of Cydonia
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“Knights of Cydonia” is the final track on the non-Japanese pressings of Black Holes and Revelations, and was once described by bassist Chris Wolstenholme as “40 years of rock
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RealRhymesayers
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I’m A total music lover, all around, i listen to almost any genre aside from pop and country.
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Imagine Dragons – Radioactive
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The first song on Imagine Dragons' debut album Night Visions gives off a revolutionary vibe, but leaves what is being changed up to interpretation. Some argue it is about nuclear
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Fall Out Boy – What a Time to Be Alive
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“What A Time To Be Alive” is the penultimate track on Fall Out Boy’s eighth studio album, So Much (For) Stardust.
It goes through looking back on how the world has changed so much
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Muse – Stockholm Syndrome
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“Stockholm Syndrome” is the fifth track and first single of Absolution. It literally is a single, because it doesn’t have any B-Sides.
The full ass-kicking of this song can
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Muse – Time is Running Out (Recorded Live at The Wiltern Theater 2004)
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[Verse 1] / I think I'm drowning, asphyxiated / I wanna break this spell that you've created / You're something beautiful, a contradiction / I wanna play the game, I want the
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Muse – Butterflies and Hurricanes
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Derivative of elements from the Butterfly Effect and chaos theory, “Butterflies and Hurricanes” can be looked upon from multiple angles, as nuanced as Muse’s early discography was
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