Released: September 28, 2004

Songwriter: Don Gilmore Duran Duran

Producer: Duran Duran Don Gilmore

[Verse 1]
How does it feel out on the ice?
You speak to the crowd but nobody hears
It's not a dream and you are no Christ
And you're not alone come in from the fear

[Chorus]
Gonna take it back
Take back the life that you want to lead
Been under quiet attack
But now it's time for you and me
Gonna take it back
You've got to fight for what you believe
We're going to make this stand
The finest hour that we see

[Verse 2]
When did our choice become erased?
Where is the violence in this crowd?
Now that our voice has been replaced
With a silence that screams out loud

[Chorus]
Gonna take it back
Take back the life that you want to lead
Been under quiet attack
But now it's time for you and me
Gonna take it back
You've got to fight for what you believe
We're gonna make this stand
The finest hour that we see, yeah

[Chorus]
Gonna take it back
Take back the life that you want to lead
Been under quiet attack
But now it's time for you and me
Gonna take it back
You've got to fight for what you believe
We're gonna make this stand
The finest hour that we see

[Chorus]
Take it back
Take back the life that you want to lead
Been under quiet attack
But now it's time for you and me
Gonna take it back
You've got to fight for what you believe
We're gonna make this stand
The finest hour that we see

[Outro]
Yeah... The finest hour that we see
The finest hour that we see
We're going to make this stand
The finest hour that we see
Yeah-eah-eah-eah-eah

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