Freedom in Retrograde
Embracing Freedom's Dance: Dawn Ray'd Lyrics Unveiled
Lyrics
This body is only a host
This body serves as a vessel or container.
Of struggle's dancing flame,
It contains the lively and dynamic essence of struggle.
The whole world knows its warmth,
The entire world recognizes and experiences the warmth emanating from this struggle.
Though it goes by different names.
Despite its universal nature, different cultures may refer to it using distinct terms or concepts.
Some might call it freedom,
Some people interpret this struggle as freedom.
And also sometimes joy,
It is also associated with joy on certain occasions.
Sometimes it answers to revenge
At times, it is recognized as a response to acts of revenge.
And other times destroy.
Similarly, it can lead to destruction under certain circumstances.
At our darkest moments,
In moments of extreme darkness,
With our detractors circling,
when faced with adversaries surrounding us,
I just believe in freedom for every living thing
the speaker firmly believes in the universal right to freedom for all living beings.
Bodies unremitting
Our bodies persist without interruption,
Like waves upon the shore,
continuously like waves hitting the shore,
You might imprison some of us,
acknowledging the possibility of imprisonment for some, but defiant in the face of complete subjugation.
But you'll never take us all.
Despite attempts to imprison, the collective spirit will not be entirely subdued.
Fuck every prison!
Expressing strong disdain for every form of imprisonment.
And fuck the bastards that puts us in them!
Condemning those responsible for putting individuals in such situations.
Though i have this creeping feeling
Despite a sense of impending darkness,
That the dark is closing in,
the speaker is committed to fighting for freedom for all living beings.
I still will fight for freedom for every living thing.
Undeterred by the encroaching darkness, the struggle persists.
If you still sing, then I'll still sing.
Even in challenging times, the commitment to singing and expressing one's voice remains unwavering.
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