Uprising (song)
| Muse song | |
|---|---|
| Name | Uprising |
| Album/single | The Resistance (1)[1], Uprising (1) |
| Length | 5:02[2] |
| Alternative titles | Unknown |
| First live performance | - |
| Latest live performance | Unknown |
| Recorded | Lake Como and Milan, Italy, 2009 |
| Writer/composer | Matthew Bellamy, Dominic Howard, Christopher Wolstenholme |
| Producer | Muse |
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Information
The first song on The Resistance, as well as the first single. Described as a "heavy rock take on Goldfrapp" in Mojo magazine, and features football-style chanting. Matt Bellamy describes it as a protest song about the banking situation.[3] In the 25th July issue of NME Magazine, Uprising was described as "singing, over a Marilyn Manson-style electro-glam stomp."
Lyrics
Paranoia is in bloom
The PR, the transmissions will resume They'll try to push drugs, keep us all dumbed down And hope that we will never see the truth around (So come on)
Another promise, another scene Another packaged lie to keep us trapped in greed And all the green belts wrapped around our minds And endless red tape to keep the truth confined (So come on)
They will not force us They will stop degrading us They will not control us And we will be victorious (So come on)
Interchanging mind control Come let the revolution take its toll If you could flick the switch and open your third eye You'd see that we should never be afraid to die (So come on)
Rise up and take the power back It's time the fat cats had a heart attack You know that their time's coming to an end We have to unify and watch our flag ascend
They will not force us They will stop degrading us They will not control us And we will be victorious
(Oi) x4 (Oi) x4 (Oi) x4
They will not force us They will stop degrading us They will not control us And we will be victorious
(Oi) x4
References
- ↑ 1. UPRISING (2009-07-03). Twitter. Retrieved 2009-07-03 from twitter.com.
- ↑ Julien Bordier. (2009-07-0?). Jai ecoute le nouveau Muse. L'Express. Retrieved 2009-07-10 from www.muselive.com. [verify]
- ↑ Ray Wilkinson. (2009-07). Progressive stadium rock three dream up album five. Mojo magazine, 1802. Retrieved 2009-07-05 from www.muselive.com. [verify]