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by Raymond Byabazaire - 08/31/26 09:46 AM
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Hi Nick, I really like your style and voice (wish I could hear it better). I just wish your lyrics were a little more transparent. I'm into listener interpretation and poetic and mystical imagery but I get frustrated if I don't get it right away. Just taking a stab at this, is it a wake up call to the apathetic masses who, by their inaction, are allowing a few to come to too much power? Am I close? If so, then this makes no sense to me. "Fear the time when the cannonballs won't fly" Wouldn't I be more fearful if they do start to fly? I read the end as a sort of pacifist call to arms and if so, "know what to die for" is a very powerful message. Let me know if I'm even in the ball park.  Ricki
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