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Ride the Wind
03:54
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Come ride the wind with me all night
Just take my hand, we'll be all right
Once we were young, but tonight we live long
And I won't ride the wind holding hands with a stranger again
Maybe love makes you cry
Maybe love makes you never die, never die
Maybe what you were looking for
Is what you were looking for
We're gonna live again
Until it begins again
Maybe love takes you low
Maybe love takes you where you just gotta go
Maybe the darkest place
Is that which you gotta face
The stars stretch across the sky
And to them we're gonna fly
My child, you know me well
I've been so sad and ill
Before I go to sleep
One promise you've got to keep
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No Rock & Roll
01:14
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No Rock & Roll (x13)
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JATK Boston, Massachusetts
JATK (pronounced “Jack”), the power-pop project from Boston-based songwriter Matt Jatkola and his circle of collaborators, cranks up an arsenal of hooks and riffs with affecting jolts of guitar-rock reflected through a knack for pop melody. After the release of a number of eclectic singles, the debut full-length album 'Shut Up And Be The Light' is out now! ... more
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