I see red
And it hurts my head
Guess it must be something
That I read
It's the color of your heartbeat
A rising summer sun
The battle lost or won
The flash to fashion
And the pulse to passion
Feels red
Inside my head
And truth is often bitter
Left unsaid
Said red, red
Thinking about the overhead
The underfed
Couldn't we talk about something else instead?
We've got mars on the horizon
Says the national midnight star
(It's true)
What you believe is what you are
A pair of dancing shoes
The soviets are the blues
The reds
Under your bed
Lying in the darkness
Dead ahead
And the mercury is rising
Barometer starts to fall
You know it gets to us all
The pain that is learning
And the rain that is burning
Feel red
Still...go ahead
You see black and white
And I see red
Red
(Not blue)
Rush is a legendary Canadian progressive rock band, active since 1964. Formed by Geddy Lee (vocals, bass, keyboards), Alex Lifeson (guitar) and Neil Peart (drums, percussion), the band has gained a global following thanks to its complex, virtuosic and often philosophical music. Rush is known for its energetic and engaging concerts, characterized by high-level musical performances. Among their most famous songs are "Tom Sawyer", "Limelight", "The Spirit of Radio" and "2112". The album "Moving Pictures" (1981) is considered a masterpiece of progressive rock, while "Permanent Waves" (1980) marked an important step towards more accessible sounds. Rush has sold over 40 million albums worldwide, solidifying its position among the most influential bands in rock history.
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Jean Francois Breau
The Stills
Cassie Steele
Zimmer's Hole
The Bunny The Bear
A Perfect Murder
Psyche
Godspeed You! Black Emperor
Tom Cochrane
Abandon All Ships
Lighthouse
Harmonium