Don't Drink the Water
Come out come out
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19/12/2022 - 23:15
Percorsi:
Genocidio dei Nativi Americani
Minarets
Album: Remember Two Things (1993)
Written about the persian gulf war (1990-1991), specifically how minarets were used to broadcast air raid sirens in baghdad, while americans sat safely in their living rooms watching the missile attacks on CNN like it was a fireworks show. The song reminds it wasn't a show, it was people dying.
Written about the persian gulf war (1990-1991), specifically how minarets were used to broadcast air raid sirens in baghdad, while americans sat safely in their living rooms watching the missile attacks on CNN like it was a fireworks show. The song reminds it wasn't a show, it was people dying.
Santa Maria choose your children
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inviata da Amy 3/3/2017 - 02:27
One Sweet World
[1993]
Parole e musica di David J. Matthews
Nell’album intitolato “Remember Two Things”
Parole e musica di David J. Matthews
Nell’album intitolato “Remember Two Things”
Nine planets around the sun
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inviata da Bernart Bartleby 30/12/2015 - 20:50
Percorsi:
Guerra alla Terra
#36 (Everyday)
[1999]
Dal live album "Listener Supported"
Una canzone dedicata a Chris Hani, dirigente di "Umkhonto we Sizwe", l'organizzazione armata dell'ANC sudafricano, assassinato su mandato di un parlamentare segregazionista, Clive John Derby Lewis.
Dal live album "Listener Supported"
Una canzone dedicata a Chris Hani, dirigente di "Umkhonto we Sizwe", l'organizzazione armata dell'ANC sudafricano, assassinato su mandato di un parlamentare segregazionista, Clive John Derby Lewis.
Yeah, yeah I scream...
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inviata da Alessandro 4/2/2009 - 14:35
C'è gente per la quale un assassino come Janusz Waluś continua a essere un eroe. In Polonia da poco è uscito un libro che racconta le circostanze di questi dramatici fatti, scritto da Michał Zichlarz e intitolato: "Zabić Haniego. Historia di Janusz Waluś" (Uccidere Hani. La storia di Janusz Waluś).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LxZ_K3m57KE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LxZ_K3m57KE
Krzysiek Wrona 5/3/2015 - 21:03
Mother, Father
[2001]
Album “Everyday”
Album “Everyday”
Mother, Father please explain to me
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inviata da Dead End 10/9/2012 - 14:31
Cry Freedom
[1996]
Album “Crash”
Canzone ispirata all’omonimo film (da noi uscito come “Grido di libertà”) diretto nel 1987 da Richard Attenborough, con Kevin Kline nella parte del giornalista sudafricano Donald Woods (1933-2001), bianco ma oppositore del regime dell’apartheid, e Denzel Washington in quella di Steve Biko, leader nero del movimento antirazzista ma pacifista “Black Consciousness”, ucciso in detenzione il 12 settembre del 1977.
Album “Crash”
Canzone ispirata all’omonimo film (da noi uscito come “Grido di libertà”) diretto nel 1987 da Richard Attenborough, con Kevin Kline nella parte del giornalista sudafricano Donald Woods (1933-2001), bianco ma oppositore del regime dell’apartheid, e Denzel Washington in quella di Steve Biko, leader nero del movimento antirazzista ma pacifista “Black Consciousness”, ucciso in detenzione il 12 settembre del 1977.
How can I turn away
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inviata da Dead End 10/9/2012 - 14:23
Everybody Wake Up (Our Finest Hour Arrives)
da "Stand Up" (2005)
Everybody wake up
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3/2/2006 - 14:08
The Last Stop
[1998]
Da/From "Before These Crowded Streets"
This song is about inhumanity, particularly in the context of war. The song contradicts the belief that war is necessary to eventually reach peace, as displayed in the lyrics "War, the only way to peace, well I don't fall for that." The song also talks about the way people kill others without even thinking about it, almost in a robotic fashion: "How is this hate so deep, lead us all so blindly killing killing, fools we are." The song also discusses the US government's lies concerning war and their idea of supremacy in the world: "Right is wrong now, shut up you big lie." The last topic discussed is the pain caused by war, especially towards the families of those killed: "Mother's cry is hate so deep, must a baby's bones this hungry fire feed." (thanks, Liz - Ridgewood, NJ)
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Da/From "Before These Crowded Streets"
This song is about inhumanity, particularly in the context of war. The song contradicts the belief that war is necessary to eventually reach peace, as displayed in the lyrics "War, the only way to peace, well I don't fall for that." The song also talks about the way people kill others without even thinking about it, almost in a robotic fashion: "How is this hate so deep, lead us all so blindly killing killing, fools we are." The song also discusses the US government's lies concerning war and their idea of supremacy in the world: "Right is wrong now, shut up you big lie." The last topic discussed is the pain caused by war, especially towards the families of those killed: "Mother's cry is hate so deep, must a baby's bones this hungry fire feed." (thanks, Liz - Ridgewood, NJ)
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yahweh yahweh, the hebrew word for god
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inviata da Riccardo Venturi 14/8/2005 - 17:46
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Before These Crowded Streets
The song’s narrator tells the story of how invaders force the natives to simply give up their own land so they can build their own home. They threaten to kill the natives if they decide to fight for what rightfully belongs to them.
And the sad thing is that the antagonistic invaders in this song are fully aware that what they are doing is wrong. However, they forge on with their unimaginable atrocities, motivated by one objective. And said objective is their selfish ambition to possess the land and build their own home at the expense of the natives.
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