Aftermath (song)
| Muse song | |
|---|---|
| Name | Aftermath |
| Album/single | Drones |
| Length | 5:48 |
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| First live performance | |
| Latest live performance | |
| Recorded | 2014/2015 - The Warehouse Studio, Vancouver, Canada |
| Writer/composer | Matthew Bellamy |
| Producer | Muse, Robert "Mutt" Lange |
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| Revolt | < | Aftermath | > | The Globalist |
According to Matt, this is one of the two songs that talk about love; in 'Aftermath' the protagonist finds love again.[1] The song is said to be the opposite of Dead Inside.
The song starts off with the sound of wind, soon joined by violins and synths. Guitars then make up a Hendrix-style ballad.[2] In this song, the protagonist also regains his faith in humanity[3] In another review the song was compared with "One" of Metallica
Lyrics
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The states shake and walls rise still higher .........
From this moment From this moment you’ll never be alone We're ... together Now and forever The loneliness has gone
....... ....... The faint hearted ...... heart ....
Because now I know Where I belong It's you and I Against the world We are free
From this moment From this moment you’ll never be alone We're ... together Now and forever The loneliness has gone
We've .... agaisnt the tide All we have is each other now I'm coming home now I need your confort
References
- ↑ Matt Bellamy. (2015-03-23). Triple J - Matt Bellamy, Muse: 'Dead Inside' is about "losing the idea of love". Retrieved 2015-03-23 from Soundcloud.
- ↑ 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/.
- ↑ Claudia Rossi. (2015-05-19). Muse, ecco il nuovo ‘Drones': un’opera rock oscura, tra JFK e Orwell. Il Fatto Quotidiano. Retrieved 2015-05-19 from ilfattoquotidiano.it.