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Parasite (Akira Kiteshi Rulin' Instrumental) - Hadouken!



     
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Parasite (Akira Kiteshi Rulin' Instrumental) Lyrics


No longer one
Not symbiotic
Its all I have
I gave you everythingTake what you want
Then neutralise it
Its all I have
I gave you everythingTake all you want from me
Take all you need from me
I took a step back now I realise
We can catch you by your parasiteHalf of me is half of you
Half of me is half of youTake all you want from me
Take all you need from me
Before my eyes then I realise
We can catch you by your parasiteBut I wont fall this time
And thats the thing?
You wont get everything
Just have my life
But I wont fall this time

And this parasite
Is still alive!AWH!This parasite
Is still alive!But I wont fall this time
And thats the thing
You wont get everything
Just have my life
But I wont fall this time
This parasite
Is still alive!JUMP!AWH!Before my eyes
Then I realise
We can catch you
By your parasiteBut I wont fall this time
And thats the thing
You wont get everything
Just have my life
But I wont fall this time
And this parasite
Is still alive!AWH!Parasite!Take all you want from me
Take all you need from me
This parasite
Is still alive!

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Hadouken! are a band formed in 2006 at the University of Leeds, United Kingdom by vocalist James Smith (born 1985) and guitarist Daniel "Pilau" Rice (born 1986). Many different terms have been applied to them to describe their style, including new rave, dance-punk, indie, grime, electronic and hardcore. After forming their own record label, Surface Noise Records, in February 2006 Smith began writing and demoing the first Hadouken! tracks. The band was formed in October 2006 with Daniel Rice’s brother, drummer Nick Rice (born 1988) and James Smith's girlfriend Alice Spooner who plays synths. In December 2006 they added bassist Chris Purcell (born 1986) to their lineup. Nick Rice's brother Steve Rice was originally the band's drummer, though pulled out after two weeks.

In February 2007 the band released their first record, a two song vinyl with the song "That Boy That Girl", which gained mainstream popularity after the video, directed by friend Bob Harlow, made it onto MTV2. Shortly after the video, the band added bassist Chris Purcell. After releasing their 12-track mixtape "Not Here To Please You" on November 12, 2007 featuring originals and remixes, the band returned to the studio to complete their debut album Music for an Accelerated Culture. This featured nine new songs as well as the single "Liquid Lives" and was released on May 5th 2008. It achieved reasonable success reaching 12th in the UK album charts.

In mid-2009, the band recorded their second studio album, For The Masses, in Holland with drum and bass producers Noisia. The band described the new album as being different, both lyrically and musically. The album was released on February 25th 2010 and did not have the same success as their debut album, receiving generally poor reviews from critics and reaching 19th in the UK album charts.

Songfacts reports that "Parasite" is the band's first single after signing with independent label Ministry of Sound. Zane Lowe premiered the song on April 12, 2012 during his BBC Radio 1 show.

The band’s name is a reference to a special move called "the Hadouken" (surge fist) from the Street Fighter video game franchise where the player throws a fireball at their opponent. The video game references extend into their music which includes sound effects from Nintendo Game Boy titles.

Current Members
James Smith (vocals)
Daniel 'Pilau' Rice (guitar, synths, backing vocals)
Nick Rice (drums, samples)
Alice Spooner (synths, keyboard)
Chris Purcell (bass, synths, backing vocals)


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