Liberation
Muse * Track #3 On Will of the People
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Liberation by Muse
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MUSE talks about politics (as expected) showing lyrics alternating between acknowledge of the people’s liberty and condemning their enemy on this piano-based ballad. the melody resembles Queen a lot and can be almost considered a tribute — the third song on Will of the People.
Liberation Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Silenced, you'll make us feel silenced
You stole the airwaves, but the air belongs to us
And violence, you'll make us turn to violence
You've left us choiceless, our backs against the wall
No more, and
[Chorus]
We have plans to take you down (Down, down)
We intend to erase your place in history
And soon (Soon), you'll be left with nothing
So I guess we should thank you (Thank you)
Thank you (Thank you), thank you (Thank you)
We've had enough
[Post-Chorus]
We thank you for playing your part in our liberation
[Verse 2]
And losing, the world can see you're losing
You'll send the army to tramplе on our prayers
And silenced, wе'll be no longer silenced
You'll hear our voices, they'll rise even though
We're under siege, and
[Chorus]
We have plans to take you down (Forced abdication)
We intend to erase your place in history (Regime revocation)
Soon (Soon), you'll be left with nothing
So I guess we should thank you (Thank you)
Thank you (Thank you), thank you (Thank you)
We've had enough
[Outro]
Thank you for playing your part in our liberation, liberation
Liberation
Oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh
Oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh
Liberation
Liberation Q&A
Who wrote Liberation's ?
Liberation was written by Matt Bellamy.
Who produced Liberation's ?
Liberation was produced by Muse.
When did Muse release Liberation?
Muse released Liberation on Fri Aug 26 2022.
What did Muse say about "Liberation"?
Matt Bellamy:
It’s idealistic, but I always try to have some hope that these two schools of thought, which are opposing each other in the US right now, can come together. The question is, is there any common ground here that can be found to bring these people together? I think the common ground is...
Was this song's style inspired by Queen?
Yes, it is, as highlighted by NME reviewers too. Very similar influences could be found in “United States of Eurasia”.