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The Blood Of Cain
05:07
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It burns my eyes to see the filth that you believe
Hidden down a weak spine
The trees cry out your name
Dead blood screams through your veins
Hidden down a weak spine
Can you feel your conscience die?
When the skies come down and shake the ground of Cain
We'll take what they wont give
Sight through the lies they live
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You're Gonna Need A God
04:52
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Sucker Punch
03:38
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Into The Waves
05:45
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Ocea (album edit)
04:11
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Sun (demo 2010)
05:07
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Heathen Eyes Auckland, New Zealand
Heathen Eyes started in 2010, recieved air play on NZ's top radio stations, played with international touring artists and
placed 2nd in the NZ leg of Global Battle Of The Bands ~ in 2012 the band changed shape and has started fresh with a new line up and new material.
Eager to satisfy the need for great melody, big songs and a big show no holds barred
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