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Written and recorded in March 2022 after the start of the war in Ukraine. All proceeds on Bandcamp will go to help those suffering in Ukraine - please spare what you can. Thank-you
lyrics
Waiting for the Day to Come
I'll see you when the suffering's over
I'll be with you when the dealing's done
I'll meet with you after the thunder
Waiting for the day to come
And I'll drink to the memory
Of my mother and father
Waiting for the day to come
Waiting for the day to come
We see the truth through the eyes of our children
Staring down the barrel of a gun
They're reaching out for a different future
Pushing for the day to come
And they'll cry for the memory
Of their mothers and fathers
Waiting for the day to come
We see history repeating
Empires fall and turn to dust
There's so much blood, you can't see who's bleeding
But it's us, it's us
We all know that nothing lasts forever
Tomorrow's only waiting for the sun
We'll stay up till the darkness is deepest
Praying for the day to come
And we'll drink to the memory
Of our mothers and fathers
Waiting for the day to come
Waiting for the day to come
Waiting for the day to come
credits
released March 27, 2022
Written by Richard Stone
Produced by Adam Ellis and Richard Stone at Deadline Studios, Leicester
Richard Stone - Vocals
Adam Ellis - Guitars
Andy Robertson - Bass, Piano, Hammond
Damon Clarridge - Drums
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