Tora - Amsterdam

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{Spoken}
Yeah, things got a little out of hand last year man

{Verse}
I became stoned in my Amsterdam home
I got high for a week approximately
Now I’m full blown I don’t know home
My hours could be weeks
I became stoned in my Amsterdam home
I got high for a week approximately
Now I’m full blown I don’t know home
My hours could be weeks upon weeks
Weeks upon weeks
Weeks upon weeks
Weeks upon weeks
Weeks

{Chorus 1}
Come along
As long as you come alone
I belong as long as it’s you
I belong
Come along
As long as you're coming over
Come on over won’t you?

{Bridge}
Won’t you?
Won’t you please support me?
Please support me
Weak at my knees
Weak

{Chorus 2}
Going down now like before
It’s alright
Throw me down like before
It’s alright
Going down now like before
It’s alright
Throw me down like before
It’s alright

{Chorus 1+2}
(Going down now)
Come along
(It’s alright)
As long as you come alone
(Throw me down now like)
I belong as long as it’s you
(It’s alright)
As long as it’s you I belong

{Outro}
Come along
As long as you're coming over
Come on over won’t you?
Won't you?
Won't you?

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Tora, stylized as TΩRA, is an electronic band hailing from Byron Bay, New South Wales, Australia. The band was formed in May 2013 and quickly began making waves in the music scene with their unique sound and captivating live performances.

In 2013, Tora released their self-titled EP, which was followed by another EP titled Eat the Sun in 2014. These releases helped establish the band's signature sound, blending elements of electronic music with soulful vocals and intricate production. In 2015, Tora released their full-length debut album, High Enough, which featured songs from their EPs as well as new singles.

Following the success of their debut album, Tora released their second album, Take A Rest, on June 9, 2017, through eightydays records. The album further solidified the band's reputation as one of Australia's most exciting electronic acts, showcasing their growth and evolution as musicians.

In 2019, Tora released their third album, Can’t Buy the Mood, also via eightydays records. The album continued to push boundaries and explore new sonic territories, demonstrating the band's commitment to innovation and creativity.

The name Tora is derived from the Greek word "τώρα," which means now. The band has explained that this word resonates deeply with their approach to music and life, emphasizing the importance of being present and embracing the moment.

With their mesmerizing soundscapes, soulful vocals, and dynamic live performances, Tora continues to captivate audiences around the world and establish themselves as a force to be reckoned with in the electronic music scene.