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lyrics

How can you help another
By tearing his family apart
No laws were breached as they were taken out of reach
Why was nobody asked?

So we stand in the way
Constantly impose our way
To fade their colour and turn them white
Not admit we’re never wrong only right

Do you know?
Or do you even care?
Drink, crime, dreaming to find what was once there
It’s not fair

So it’s time we reconcile
Listen for piece of mind
Australia, disgrace, coz it can’t be erased
From the mind or a mothers heart
To prevent the third race
And the mess that was made
All from the start

Do you know?
Do you even care?
Drink crime, dreaming to find what was once there
It’s not fair

Oh, oh, oh

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from Into Being (Remastered), released March 15, 2015
Produced by Hamish Robertson and Lecia
Mixed by Hamish Robertson
Mastered by Beachy Wild
Drums by Rohan Hems
Bass by Tracy Stephens
Guitars by Lecia
Violin by Rachel Bostock
Vocals by Lecia

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Lecia Louise QLD, Australia

Having supported The Black Sorrows, The Fabulous Caprettos, Thirsty Merc, Daryl Braithwaite, Mental as Anything, James Morrison, Shannon Noll, Phil Emmanuel, Killing Heidi (Jokers Grim), Grinspoon (Jokers Grim), Phil Manning and Jon Stevens (INXS, Noise Works), and toured the world, Lecia is a sensational guitarist/singer/songwriter who has released a number of CD's which are available here ... more

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