Difference between revisions of "Revolt (song)"

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Opression is persisting
Opression is persisting
I can't fight this brain conditioning
I can't fight this brain conditioning
Our freedom's just a loan
Our freedom's just a loan
Run machines and drones
Run machines and drones
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Soon, they'll control  
Soon, they'll control  
What's left inside
What's left inside
Don't try to hide it
Don't try to hide it
Don't tell me it's not there
Don't tell me it's not there
You've got strenght, you've got soul
You've got strenght, you've got soul
You've felt pain, you've felt love
You've felt pain, you've felt love
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Truth is suppressed to mumbles
Truth is suppressed to mumbles


They'll take away our home
They'll take away our homes
They're just machines and drones
They're just machines and drones
Don't try to fight it
Don't try to fight it
Don't tell you can't see
Don't tell you can't see
You've got strenght, you've got soul
You've got strenght, you've got soul
You've felt pain, you've felt love
You've felt pain, you've felt love
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You can revolt, you can revolt, you can revolt.
You can revolt, you can revolt, you can revolt.


I can feel your pian
I can feel your pain
I can feel your confusion  
I can feel your confusion  
I can see you're trapped in a maze
I can see you're trapped in a maze
let's find a way to escape
Let's find a way to escape


You've got strenght, you've got soul
You've got strenght, you've got soul

Revision as of 21:57, 2 June 2015

Muse song
Name Revolt
Album/single Drones
Length 4:05
Alternative titles
First live performance
Latest live performance
Recorded 2014/2015 - The Warehouse Studio, Vancouver, Canada
Writer/composer Matthew Bellamy
Producer Muse, Robert "Mutt" Lange

Description

According to Matt, in this track along with Defector, the protagonist of the story takes again control of his life and fights against the dark forces who are trying to control him.[1]

Matt said that Revolt its about: "Inspire and encourage people to believe in themselves".[2]

In a french review, Revolt is said to be a "pop" song that sounds like U2's "With or Without You". Matt's voice "sounds strange" and makes "brutal" climbs into falsetto. The song apparently has the catchiest chorus in the album.[3] According to NME, Revolt is one of their most creative songs; "A two-speed storm built on monumental riffs"[4]

Lyrics

How did we get in so much trouble?

Getting out just seems impossible Opression is persisting I can't fight this brain conditioning Our freedom's just a loan Run machines and drones

They've got us locked Into their sights Soon, they'll control What's left inside Don't try to hide it Don't tell me it's not there

You've got strenght, you've got soul You've felt pain, you've felt love You can grow, you can grow You can make this world what you want You can revolt, you can revolt, you can revolt.

Can you hear a distant thunder? Taste earth's blood and hunger We live in a toxic jungle Truth is suppressed to mumbles

They'll take away our homes They're just machines and drones Don't try to fight it Don't tell you can't see

You've got strenght, you've got soul You've felt pain, you've felt love You can grow, you can grow You can make this world what you want You can revolt, you can revolt, you can revolt.

I can feel your pain I can feel your confusion I can see you're trapped in a maze Let's find a way to escape

You've got strenght, you've got soul You've felt pain, you've felt love You can grow, you can grow You can make this world what you want You can revolt, you can revolt, you can revolt.

References

  1. Matt Bellamy. (2015-03-23). Matt Bellamy on BBC Radio 1 - Dead Inside Premiere. Retrieved 2015-03-23.
  2. Muse Matt Bellamy and Dom Howard Interview Sixx Sense 17-04-2015 (2015-04-17). Soundcloud. Retrieved 2015-04-17 from soundcloud.com.
  3. L'édition du Soir by Philippe Richard. (2015-05-18). Que vaut le nouvel album de Muse?. Ouest-france. Retrieved 2015-05-18 from ouest-france.fr/.
  4. Mark Beaumont - NME. (2015-05-27). Muse- Drones (NME Review). NME Magazine. Retrieved 2015-06-27 from nme.com.


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