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Under The Spotlight

from Elevate by Mpath

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Under the spotlight, nothing is gelling right, it’s the same old feeling, Showing your pretence, hiding the evidence, giving age old reasons. Batting down, lashing out. You’re smashing the bottle at maximum throttle. Don’t you have enough, ‘nough, ‘nough, ‘nough? You’re swimming in oil, keeping the spoils. Don’t you have enough, ‘nough, ‘nough, ‘nough? You’re moving behind me & I can’t see you closing in, as your wheels keep turning. I hold on for dear life, I may not get out in time, ‘cause you don’t like losing. But You’re underground, hiding out. (Chorus) You’ve rained on, you’ve rained on my big parade. You’ve messed up, you’ve messed up this lovely day. If I had you on a plate now, who knows what would happen? But you’re underground, hiding out. (Chorus x2)

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from Elevate, released September 1, 2010

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Mpath London, UK

Mpath is a three-piece band from three nations, two singers singing songs of duality and unity.

The band consists of multi-million selling London based record producer Martyn Phillips, New Zealand singer-songwriter Mathew James White & German drummer Philipp Renz and draws on influences such as Calexico & Neil Finn to craft their blend of alternative Rock / Folk / Pop. Using guitar technology. ... more

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