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The Life & Death Of King John Lackland

from Shhh! | 2014 by Bristols

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This is the story of an ancient king, a man who thought the entire world was his kingdom and that his words were guided by the grace of God. Just don't forget! Now please, please... let me tell us all, my patient and beautiful people of this proud country, which was exactly the reason why he betrayed us: "Far, in a lake from a foreign land there was a shy maid alone with her pain until Edward, the son of his majesty, came by and stole her dignity, without modesty. Kill him! Kill him! Kill him! Kill him! Kill him! No one could trap this pathetic youth but her father swore to commit revenge for that. He planned the war and destroyed the fields, kidnapped the king and demanded a reward instantly. And in the end countryside is white, In winter, but at night, after fire is black. Don't you forget, don't you forgive, it is worst than die, to live convicted to a heartrending life”.

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from Shhh! | 2014, released September 20, 2014

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Formed in late 2009, there is almost no english-classic band that haven't influenced them. Oasis, Blur, The Stone Roses, XTC, The Smiths, The Cure, Talking Heads, Genesis, Queen, Led Zeppelin, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones are just a few of the 60-70-80-90's english music's exponents that define this multi creative argentinian-brit group. ... more

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