Capital Radio

Rebellion Airwaves: Unveiling London's Silent Resistance
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Lyrics

Yes, its time for the dr. goebbels

Referencing Dr. Goebbels, a Nazi propagandist, suggesting the start of a show with a manipulative or propagandistic intent.

Show!

An exclamation marking the beginning of the "show" mentioned in the previous line.


There's a tower in the heart of london

Describing a tower located in London's center.

With a radio station right at the top

Indicating that a radio station is situated at the top of this tower.

They don't make the city beat

Implies that the station doesn't contribute to the city's vibrant energy but rather halts or controls the actions.

They're making all the action stop

Suggests the radio station's influence in stopping or controlling activities.


A long time ago there were pirates

Referring to past "pirate" radio stations broadcasting from the sea illegally.

Beaming waves from the sea

Highlighting the transmission of signals from these pirate stations.

But now all the stations are silenced

Stating that these pirate stations are now silent because they lack official government authorization.

'cause they ain't got a government license

Explaining the reason behind the silence of pirate stations due to the absence of a government license.


Want to tell your problems

Encouraging listeners to share their problems by calling into the radio station from their small, rented rooms.

Phone in from your bedsit room

Inviting people experiencing difficulties with their partners to share their issues on air.

Having trouble with your partner

Encouraging openness and sharing of personal struggles with a wider audience.

Let us all in on the news

Emphasizing the idea of sharing personal news or problems with the public.


If you want to hear a record

Suggesting that to listen to music, one must tune into a specific show hosted by Aiden Day.

Get the word from aiden day

Identifying Aiden Day as the authority on selecting the popular songs to be played on the radio.

He picks all the hits to play

Indicating that the radio station controls the music selection to keep the audience engaged throughout the day.

To keep you in your place all day

Suggesting the manipulation of the audience's preferences and habits by the radio station's playlist.


Capital radio

Referencing the name of the radio station, "Capital Radio."

In tune with nothing

Implying that the station doesn't resonate with anything meaningful or impactful.

Don't touch that dial

Advising against changing the radio station, perhaps due to the lack of better options or meaningful content elsewhere.

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