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Dubioza Kolektiv - Wake Up

Lyrics:

Sign up, this is the time to begin

if u want to stand strong

come with a rhythm

wake up in this world full of sin

'everybody sleeps

doesn't care for a thing

while you stand still, world spins

you got what it takes

will you pull that string?

are you sick of the mad right wing

fed up of being stuck

in this endless ring

knowledge is all

eduction is a key

yourd mind is a weapon

lay down the message

without any fear

and teach generations

it's you and yourself

this fight is for real

gotta set an example

snap out of the bad dream

wake up and hear

this sound of rebellion

wake up

or you gonna swing

like a puppet on a string

europe,you are under the scope

divided you stand

will there be any hope?

balkan,evil's gotta resign

show your real strenght

and shut'em all down

whole world

don't forget what you've heard

It's time to stand strong

let'em hear your word

rise up, dethrone false kings

you got what it takes

you will pull that string

power,money,crime,hype

news,war,mind is controlled

you do what you're told

future,freedom,honour,truth

peace,life,pride,behold

now everything's sold,hunger

disease,virus,pollution,thirst

weather hot or cold,stories

untold,fear in the eyes,secrets

and lies that you're sold

we're not different

shaped in same mould

wake up

or you gonna swing

like a puppet on a string!

Nothing is potentially more exciting than a musical fusion of two very different cultures. Of course, one thing that makes such a project exciting is the possibility that it will result in musical disaster, and one might be forgiven for expecting exactly that outcome from a fusion of reggae, hip-hop, and Balkan brass band music. Throw in some regionally specific politics and you only make the recipe more volatile. As it turns out in this case, however, the results are mostly very tasty. A sonic and conceptual model for this group would seem to be Asian Dub Foundation, who very successfully blended bhangra, reggae, hip-hop, and jungle in the U.K. in the 1990s (less successfully in the 2000s), and indeed there are tracks on Wild Wild East that reference the ADF formula more or more explicitly: the especially hip-hoppy "Warning" and the especially dubwise "Move Ya," for example. But other songs explore less familiar territory: "90's Surprise" is a weird sort of funk with a slow and rather disjointed groove, while "Whistleblower" has a straight-up vintage punk feel and "U.S.A." moves on a stiff-legged beat around which the horns do a minor-key dance. Music that's this much fun can make it easy to overlook lyrics that say things like "Celebrate the riot/Pull the government down" -- lines that should perhaps give a thoughtful person pause.