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Welcome
02:00
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Standing on the top of the mountain hill
We should have seen this atrocious scene
Buried deep underneath the hottest sand
Some might have missed things out
Will we find the courage to admit it?
Will we create our path to redemption?
Dare we change our mind, our ambitions?
Will we do our best to build a wonderland?
Welcome in Dystopia
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2. |
Heads will roll
03:36
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He came to our land
To spread us the seeds
Of heaven and hell
Neither guile nor sympathy
We had to engrave
Our own history
Shame on our ourselves
You’re forced to make war
Will you cross the borderline
For the survival of your child?
You will fight and we will survive
Thanks to your bravery, your bravery
Our heads will roll while some heads will fall (x4)
Free all in your head
Goodbye to your family
Build on your strength
Face everything that you fear
We'll shot them in the head
Forget empathy
Crush them all for her
Now you’re forced to make war
Will you cross the borderline
For the survival of your child?
You will fight and we will survive
Thanks to your bravery, your bravery
Our heads will roll while some heads will fall (x4)
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3. |
Modern slaves
05:18
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Do you feel that we're completely freed from all injunctions?
Not sure that nineteenth century means abolition
Run for your life and pray for your god
Work for your health and breath alone
Trust in your faith ‘cause you are the one
You can be the best, but is this what you really want?
No damnation for modern slaves
We're fighting to get
Absolution | but acids waves dissolve our valor
Do you feel like current policies meet expectations?
We're burying our head in the sand, no vindication
For children abuse, for prostitution
Force labor and dehumanization
Don't they feel ashamed for what they've done
And especially for what they've don't
No damnation for modern slaves
We're fighting to get
Absolution but acids waves dissolve our valor
No damnation for modern slaves
We're fighting to get
Absolution but acids waves dissolve our valor
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4. |
Running in your veins
03:30
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This song is for my sister whom I call so rarely
I don’t know how to tell her how much she means to me
We grew up together, although differently
But whatever our demeanor, remember the same blood is
Running in your veins, running in my veins
So why did we feel so unlike
It seems like we should crumble resentments we had
We’re quite on the same way now, and how could we explain that
We were both two sides of the same coin, such as night and day
You made me stronger than ever and I remember the same blood is
Running in your veins, running in my veins
So why did we feel so unlike
You made me, I hope I made you
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5. |
Tonight or tomorrow
04:51
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Freezing our faces with bitter wind and violent snowstorms
To show us your potency
Shaking our heart with some crashing waves and thunderstorms
To kill our atrocity
We all know that our earth will sure fade away but
We compose and still try to defer the end
Will it be tonight? Tonight or tomorrow?
What will be the sign? The sigh of our sorrow
Searching some tricks to recover the troubles we've done
An abject catastrophe
Time won't break anything but things could change it has been drawn
By human creativity
We all know that our earth will sure fade away but
We compose and still try to defer the end
Will it be tonight? Tonight or tomorrow?
What will be the sign? The sigh of our sorrow
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middle flow Grenoble, France
French prog-rock solo artist. Release of the first self-produced EP “Dystopia vol. 1” the 18th of September 2020. A lot of other stuff to come... Stay tuned ;)
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