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Hurry Up [Extended]
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HURRY UP
(T. Stebbins)
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Feels like we’re falling apart
Why don’t we go
To where the loving and freedom
Freely flow
It will be dire and dangerous I know
But better that, than to die a captive
Here we go, into a new tomorrow
Every joy and every darkened sorrow
Every day is it a clear or stormy sky?
Hurry up! Will it be too hard to carry on
If I’m waiting for you
Hurry now! To a better place where we belong
Til the bright new path is gone
I feel the end of the chapter drawing near
Another arc in a story coming clear
Is it a mystery horror fraught with fear
Or is it part of a great adventure
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Hurry Up [Instrumental]
04:27
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Hurry Up [Acapella]
03:54
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Odyssey Eurobeat California
Odyssey (AKA Ken Blast, Mortimer, DNA Team, J. Stebbins, Eurobeat Brony, and more) is a California-based music producer specializing in the eurobeat genre. Odyssey’s work has featured in the Initial D anime and arcade games, as well as games on iOS and even amusement park attractions. ... more
Odyssey Eurobeat recommends:
Heavy dance beats and lush soundworlds make this Odyssey Music and Exile collab a must-hear. Not that I'm biased or anything. Nossir.
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Come Alive (ft. Odyssey Eurobeat)
by Silva Hound
supported by 16 fans who also own “Hurry Up”
I remember listening to this song and blasting it in my Volvo 850 so many years ago.. I think it was just better i buyed the whole album.
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Eurobeat Go2 vol.2 (including Magic Eleven 5.1)
by Go2
supported by 15 fans who also own “Hurry Up”
I got this album for Para Para dances, and Go 2 has some really cool songs in here. ^^
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Cavernous electronic music that is pitch black and terrifically unsettling, this is the kind of thing that would score a xenomorph rave.
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Why Pay More?
by The Soft Pink Truth
Matmos' Drew Daniel revs up his old E-Mu hardware sampler and resurrects a project inspired by web samples.
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