Quiet Revolution
Unveiling the Silent Uprising
Lyrics
It's all here ror you to see
The truth or reality is transparent and available for everyone to witness.
It's here, come follow me
Invitation to follow or join in the experience or journey.
Gotta feel it
Emphasizing the need to experience or sense something.
Gotta feel it
-Gotta feel it
-It's the quiet revolution
Referring to a subtle or unnoticed societal change.
Very few see it, nobody hears a sound
Highlighting the secrecy and lack of awareness surrounding the revolution.
It's a quiet revolution
Reiterating the discreet nature of the revolution and the limited awareness of its occurrence.
You won't be aware of exactly what's going down
Stressing the lack of clear understanding about the events taking place.
Love and war and weapons of massive change
Mentioning themes of love, war, and significant changes, possibly metaphorical or symbolic.
Causing minds to constantly rearrange
Describing the impact of these elements on people's thoughts and perspectives.
Thoughts of power to people not yet confirmed
Discussing powerful ideas not yet accepted or acknowledged by society.
With knowledge and wisdom nobody chose to learn
Highlighting the neglect of valuable knowledge and wisdom by individuals.
It's the quiet revolution
Reiteration of the quiet nature of the ongoing revolution.
Very few see it, nobody hears a sound
Emphasizing the secrecy and silence surrounding the revolutionary changes.
It's a quiet revolution
Repeating the idea that the revolution is not widely recognized or understood.
You won't be aware of exactly what's going down
Stressing the lack of awareness about the unfolding events.
Just a quiet revolution
Reaffirming the subdued and unnoticed nature of the revolution.
Some of us feel it and know that there's something there
Acknowledging that some individuals can sense the revolution, recognizing an underlying presence.
The quiet revolution
Reiterating the quiet and subtle aspect of the ongoing revolution.
Feeling a sound as if music is in the air
Suggesting that the revolution can be felt, likening it to the presence of music in the air.
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