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Rules
02:55
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These are the rules
Straighter, stronger, build it longer
Shorter, faster, make them gasp
And give everything they're missing
These are the rules
Love 'em, tease 'em, make a feeling
Every other beat is feeding
The algorithm is the system
These are the rules
I can't breathe, won't you let me be
The walls are closing in and the air is thin
I can't breathe, I just need to be free
When my heart is tight and the ground's shifting
Louder, darker, hit them harder
Something's feeling obsolete
You better modernize the rhythm
These are the rules
Tighter, lighter, give them fire
Dull the pain with their desire
And give everything they're missing
These are the rules
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Rules (Zizza Remix)
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This Bliss Boston, Massachusetts
Based out of Boston, this is not another laptop band. With heavy beats, layered textures, and character-driven vocals, This
Bliss explores the world of pop electronica through the lens of a storyteller.
Formed by Nick Zampiello (New Alliance East), and singer-songwriter, Jess Baggia, This Bliss marries drum machines and synths with a pop-sensibility to create noir-inspired electronic songs.
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