The Price Of Freedom
Drudkh
Drudkh
DRUDKH
- The Price Of Freedom LyricsWhy did you grow black, green lea?
I grew black due to the blood spilt for freedom.
Brave citizens of Zaporozhye covered the ground be their
bodies for four miles away.
By midnight I was covered by the ravens
They peck kazaks' eyes,
But don't wanna peck corpses.
I, green, grew black
And for your freedom
I will be green again
But you will never come back to freedom,
You will sing songs to me
And curse your freedom.
I grew black due to the blood spilt for freedom.
Brave citizens of Zaporozhye covered the ground be their
bodies for four miles away.
By midnight I was covered by the ravens
They peck kazaks' eyes,
I, green, grew black
And for your freedom
I will be green again
But you will never come back to freedom,
You will sing songs to me
And curse your freedom.
Facts about The Price Of Freedom
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The Price Of Freedom is written by Roman Sayenko.
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It is first released in 2010 as part of Drudkh's album "The Swan Road" which includes 7 tracks in total.
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When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, the Drudkh song 'The Price of Freedom' employs a metaphorical approach to depict the struggle for freedom and the resultant human tributes, this is how the first few lines of the song would be translated into a scene where one person turns green and black due to the blood he has shed for freedom while the others, like the Cossacks, are reluctant to take part in the fight. The usage of the colors green and black is a representation of the cycle of death and rebirth, but at the same time it also warns the non fighters that they will be the ones who will cultivate the poet's land and incur his curse. The lyrics of the price of freedom largely revolve around the themes of the struggle for freedom, despair, empowerment, angst, and social commentary. It also highlights the role of sacrifice in the struggle for freedom and at the same time loss and mourning. Among the subjects mentioned are violence and death - blood and corpses - which might not be suitable for younger children. However, the content does not reach the intensity or explicitness required for a higher rating.
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The Price Of Freedom falls under the genre Heavy Metal.
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The Price Of Freedom song length is 8 minutes and 13 seconds.
Who wrote The Price Of Freedom lyrics?
The Price Of Freedom is written by Roman Sayenko.
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When was The Price Of Freedom released?
It is first released in 2010 as part of Drudkh's album "The Swan Road" which includes 7 tracks in total.
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What is the meaning behind The Price Of Freedom lyrics?
When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, the Drudkh song 'The Price of Freedom' employs a metaphorical approach to depict the struggle for freedom and the resultant human tributes, this is how the first few lines of the song would be translated into a scene where one person turns green and black due to the blood he has shed for freedom while the others, like the Cossacks, are reluctant to take part in the fight. The usage of the colors green and black is a representation of the cycle of death and rebirth, but at the same time it also warns the non fighters that they will be the ones who will cultivate the poet's land and incur his curse. The lyrics of the price of freedom largely revolve around the themes of the struggle for freedom, despair, empowerment, angst, and social commentary. It also highlights the role of sacrifice in the struggle for freedom and at the same time loss and mourning. Among the subjects mentioned are violence and death - blood and corpses - which might not be suitable for younger children. However, the content does not reach the intensity or explicitness required for a higher rating.
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Which genre is The Price Of Freedom?
The Price Of Freedom falls under the genre Heavy Metal.
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How long is the song The Price Of Freedom?
The Price Of Freedom song length is 8 minutes and 13 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Roman Sayenko
Record Label(s): 2010 Season of Mist
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