Songs Explained < One Equals Two

{{A-Way}} The Easy Sweet Noose

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There is a way, the easiest and yet damn harder one, to turn what is hard into simple and vice-versa: that is suicide.

Cheating on Time

I believe, as I wrote in this post talking about freedom, that freedom itself is a state of mind. Oppression is a state of mind too and time, does not help.

When a man or a woman, a boy or a girl does not feel comfortable in his own skin, in his own time.. escape is then the only friend as the end.

Breathe in, breathe out (just to breathe in again)

Living is simple, surviving makes it different, makes it harder.

{{Contrivers}} While you Breathe

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Life on a Tree

They have always been there. Those planners/organizers/rulers (sounds more like a kid’s pencil pouch uh?). Since men gave up life on a tree and organized themselves in tribes, chieves or commanders step up to guide the mass… Them, contrivers, love it nasty.

Burn all ideologies for freedom

I don’t believe in extreme ways of thinking, I don’t believe in political ideologies nor I believe everything is fucked up. But I do believe things are getting worse in perspective for freedom. The more freedom of choice and expression we have (compared to the past) the more control They gain (or need to gain).

{{Vengeance}} Being Better by Being the Enemy

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Have you ever felt like being bad to yourself?

Encouraging Self

There are times where no one can touch you and, sometimes, that is because you simply don’t feel their touch: you are too much into yourself, in a positive way.

Before I go deeper into “Vengeance” song analysis, I must admit that music to me is a cure, the sweetest one.
It drives me to places where I can better learn about myself, my way to approach existence and all the surrounding world.