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Victory

by The Weight

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What about my life? The storyteller of this dreamy and yet powerful song dares to question the condition of his own presence. Packed into a highly energetic and catchy Rock song this story could have been told by Freddy Mercury live at Wembley in 1986, where it would have been as relevant as today. Torn between the temptation of consumerism and the disillusioning reality of his life, the protagonist is still not willing to give up his personal pursuit of happiness as he rushes on into an uncertain future.

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Running round, nowhere to go
What's that sound? Go with the flow
The feeling is good, the feeling is nice
Just like it should be
Nice
Badabababa
Badabababa
The times they are a changing
I heard a young man sing
But what about my life?
Beyond the desert mountain
That stands before me
There's must be the land of the free
I've been climbing a lifetime
Of bitter pills and pain
But no one would hear my complain
Badabababa
Badabababa
Where am I supposed to go?
I got my bag and a street to roam
Once you're being pushed around
You start to notice life's a roundabout
Badabababa
Badabababa
Running round, nowhere to go
What's that sound? Go with the flow
The feeling is good, the feeling is nice
Just like it should be
Nice

credits

released December 6, 2019
THE WEIGHT:

TOBIAS JUSSEL – Lead Vocal, Organ, Piano
MICHAEL BÖBEL – Electric Guitar
PATRICK MOOSBRUGGER – Bass
ANDREAS VETTER – Drums

Mix: Oliver Zülch
Master: Martin Scheer
Cover: Simon Anhorn

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The Weight Vienna, Austria

Adam & Eve expanded their consciousness with the forbidden fruit and THE WEIGHT expand yours with their passion for 60s and 70s rock music.
Heavy, groovy, bluesy, sexy and a bit nostalgic - THE WEIGHT guide their audience to landing fields of leaden zeppelins, the deepest purple or to the who’s who when it comes to throwing TV sets out of hotel room windows. ... more

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