Growth of Intolerance

Rising Shadows: Unveiling Societal Struggles in BreakDust's 'Growth of Intolerance'
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Lyrics

Impossible to believe in a good evolution

Expresses disbelief in positive societal development.

All this resigned world waiting for better days

Describes a resigned world eagerly anticipating improvement.

The arms crossed, the eyes in front of TV

Depicts people passively watching TV with folded arms.

Sure to believe that they see

Critiques a blind faith in media portrayals.


Without posing any question

Highlights a lack of critical questioning.

All these damn useless Medias

Denounces the negative impact of certain media outlets.

These politicians,

Criticizes politicians for their perceived ineffectiveness.

Without solutions

Expresses frustration with leaders lacking solutions.


It’s the eight o’clock news

Refers to the evening news starting.

Disinformation has started

Highlights the onset of disinformation.

Thousand of French

Notes a large number of French people misled.

Believe in violence in cities

Points out a belief in violence within cities.


Fear is at its paroxysm

Describes fear reaching its maximum intensity.

Paranoia is as its peak

Refers to peak paranoia in society.

Extreme right enjoy

Accuses the extreme right of benefiting.

Growth of intolerance

Addresses the rise of intolerance in society.


That’s not the first time

Points out a historical pattern of abandoning revolutions.

That they give up a revolution

Describes the tendency to give up on change.

Since nineteen sixty eight as soon as that burns

Links the pattern to events since 1968.

They hide and lose their bravery

Highlights the loss of bravery in the face of adversity.


They don’t want to lose

Describes a desire to maintain a comfortable life.

Their quiet little life

Notes resistance to sacrificing one's peace.

In front of despair

Depicts people turning away from despair.

They lower their heads and close their eyes

Describes a tendency to avoid confronting harsh realities.


It’s the eight o’clock news

Refers again to the evening news starting.

Disinformation has started

Reiterates the prevalence of disinformation.

That’s far of battle front

Comments on the detachment from the battlefront.

That’s the French prefers to judge

Criticizes a tendency to judge from a distance.


Young people are to violent

Labels young people as excessively violent.

It needs to stop them

Calls for an end to perceived violence.

Extreme right enjoy

Accuses the extreme right again of benefitting.

Growth of intolerance

Reiterates the theme of the growth of intolerance.


The militants who fight

Expresses empathy for activists challenging old laws.

To banish old laws

Shares emotional connection with their struggle.

I feel for them

Expresses empathy for the activists, leading to tears.

And my tears fall

Confirms the emotional impact through the mention of tears.

The lyrics of this song contain explicit content.
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