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GOD LOVES A TRIER

by The French Crops

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Walk Talk 02:59
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The Avery 03:11
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I feel it deep within my chest I feel it deep within my heart X8 (I feel it deep i know the truth) (I feel it deep just me and you) x 4 And i believe if i stay true, ill walk this road just me and you dont need no time to understand, im shifting through the grains of sand becoming one, becoming whole im loosing all of myself control ill take this torch and guide it through, ill mess it up and ill start anew
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Burden 03:21
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Like a poisen arrow running through my viens, it works my body makes me go insane Like the peom never wrote before, that glaring stare going through your core And when it gets to the late of night he cant think properly it holds him tight it's got your mind as a hostage it wont set it free I cant find the answers for you and for me And this burning anger drowns down below Just grasp the feeling Invite your soul To this new found order its in the air Im dragging this cross around everywhere
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Jack In The Box 02:27
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You start to breath, this heavy feeling it feels as though the air is screaming So run Rabbit run, be it on your head you try to explain but the triggers been fed Just scurry away, become the recluse hold on to your senses and tighten the noose you cant find the answers to questions you seek, the outcome is flawed and the future is bleak Just like the jack in the box (you know its just spring loaded) Just like the hound and the fox (you know the hearts devoted)
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God Loves A Trier 04:37
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South London's top boys THE FRENCH CROPS put together this stellar collection of up tempo dance floor fillers guaranteed to get even the harshest of enemies of rhythm moving there shoulders like mindless idiots (take the Walk Talk test you will know exactly what I mean).

Tracks Burden and The Avery as if distilled from that classic south London rock sound have a blend of new styles with a raw energy that creates a vintage but new feel that is inspiringly unique.

With legendary engineer/producer Kenny Jones lending his expertise to Walk Talk and title piece God Loves A Trier the positive tone and vibe on these two tracks especially is stubbornly dance inducing.

Being from south London where saying something is “aarf decent” is the equivalent to top marks this is better than half decent so who knows what to really call it, but there’s just something about this EP that screams get on the dance floor and find yourself with such authority that you've got to have a go.

So your advised to release any Burden, Walk Talk down The Avery and devote to your mission like a Jack In The Box because this proves God defiantly Loves A Trier..!!

ENJOY ITS ALL YOURS...

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released March 1, 2013

Singer: Jack ( Batman ) Lee
Bass: Joe ( Curley ) Farrell
Rhythm Guitar: Lou ( The Special One ) Farrell
Lead Guitar: Ciaran ( Will Lead You Astray )
Drums: Pete ( The Legend ) Dont no his surname it probably is Legend Tho..!

With special thanks to all contributors, inspirations, amp carriers, sound tweekers, real talkers, sit and listeners, people who got on special ones nerves so much he wrote songs about it, friends, fans, family, anyone who ever built a bridge (they know who they are), and Ashcroft’s hairstyle.

All songs written and produced by THE FRENCH CROPS all rights reserved.

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"Born straight out of ‘Saaf London’, The French Crops will literally be forcing you to your feet with their hard-hitting tunes and energetic guitar riffs.

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