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Dirty Hands
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We're breaking down
We're breaking now
We got a fire in our generation
We got a shot that could save a nation
But we're breaking down.
We are lonely
We are bitter
With our dirty hands
We are children
Not our fathers
With their dirty hands
We are divided.
I'm guilty now
We've lost ourselves.
We are lonely
We are bitter
With our dirty hands
We are children
Not our fathers
With their dirty hands
We are apathy and aching
We are fighting our condition
We are broken
We are friction
With out dirty hands
We are divided.
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Simon Hirst Hamilton, New Zealand
Musician from New Zealand.
Believer.
Father.
Husband.
Always
searching for the next song.
A gaining profile has seen him support Sir Dave Dobbyn and Mitch James. His sophomore album promises a harder edge, and leans into the sound of acts like Switchfoot and Jimmy Eat World. As well as on-air interviews, recent singles ‘No Turning Back’ and ‘Incomplete’ have received widespread radio airplay.
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