1) a three-piece … Read Full Bio ↴There are at least 3 artists with the name Caesar:
1) a three-piece indie rock band from Amsterdam, The Netherlands
2) a Danish protest/folk singer
3) a progressive metal-core band located in the Southern Michigan/Northern Indiana area in the United States
1) Caesar was a three-piece indie rock band from Amsterdam, The Netherlands (1994-2008), consisting of Roald van Oosten (vocals, guitar), Sem David Bakker (bass) and Marit de Loos (drums). Their début album, Clean (1996), was the very first release of Holland's prestigious Excelsior Recordings label. The band would release three more studio albums: No Rest For The Alonely (1998), Leaving Sparks (2000) and the self-titled Caesar (2003). They were one of the most popular indie rock bands in The Netherlands around the year 2000, played almost every major Dutch festival, won a 'Silver Harp' and toured internationally.
Following a sabbatical year (2005), the group released Before My band Explodes (2006), a compilation of outtakes and rarities. The band arranged a 'farewell gig' in the Melkweg in Amsterdam in April 2008 - and called it a day.
Frontman, Roald van Oosten, continued to release music, first with his shirt-lived new group, Ghost Trucker (2006). 2016 saw the release of his first solo album.
2) Cæsar is Bjarne Bøgesø Rasmussen (May 15, 1938 - April 22, 2000), a Danish protest/folk singer.
3) The American Caesar formed in December 2010, and while none of the members can call the same town home, they have all found a home within Caesar. Caesar hits the pavement as much as possible and having members from Michigan and Indiana, they make sure that whenever they are given a stage to play on they make sure to leave their mark. The live performance of this group is what they pride themselves on, and they entertain in a manner that fans won't soon forget. As for the music, it can stand on its own. The way in which the music of Caesar is delivered through speakers is for lack of a better word: aggressive.It can be found in the rhythmic attack from the instruments and the chilling delivery of the vocals. The music is high energy and unceasing. Caesar has hopes to find a home in an industry that is constantly changing. With the groups first full length expected in the early summer 2012, Caesar is putting all they have into creating a unique music experience that they are going to give back to every single person that has supported them.
Happy
Caesar Lyrics
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She's not that hyperactive
No, she don't need the phone tonight
No, she'd rather stay inside
How she worries, just like the most of us
About something real stupid
And when it really gets her down
How can I hope I'll get ready to cope with the world
I'm having trouble just believing one day this world will be gone
So what's the good about achieving
She is happy when she is left alone
She's way too independent, no she don't need to see the light
She is high as a satellite
How can I hope I'll get ready to cope with the world
I'm having trouble just believing one day this world will be gone
So what's the good about achieving, believing
Caesar’s song “Happy” is an introspective and melancholic piece that explores the idea of happiness and what it means to be content. The song is sung from a third-person perspective and describes a woman who finds solace in being alone. The lyrics suggest that this person doesn’t need external validation or a phone to feel fulfilled. In fact, she is deemed “independent” and “not that hyperactive,” which appears to resonate with the idea that happiness and contentment come from within.
The song then goes on to highlight the woman’s worries and how she can feel down about things that seem trivial. Despite this, she doesn’t withdraw completely, but instead selectively chooses when to be around others. Caesar then shifts his focus inward and expresses his own insecurities about coping with the world. He finds it challenging to believe in a world that could one day be gone, so he questions the purpose of achieving or believing in anything.
Overall, the song suggests that happiness is different for everyone, and it is not always about constantly being surrounded by others or achieving greatness. Sometimes being alone can be just what is needed to feel content and fulfilled.
Line by Line Meaning
She is happy when she is all alone
She finds contentment in solitude
She's not that hyperactive
She's not overly energetic or frenzied
No, she don't need the phone tonight
She has no desire to use the phone at the moment
No, she'd rather stay inside
She prefers remaining indoors
How she worries, just like the most of us
She has worries like many of us do
About something real stupid
Her concerns may seem trivial or insignificant
And when it really gets her down
When her worries become overwhelming
You don't see her much around
She may withdraw from social interactions
How can I hope I'll get ready to cope with the world
The artist questions their ability to handle the world's challenges
I'm having trouble just believing one day this world will be gone
The artist struggles to accept the idea of the world's eventual end
So what's the good about achieving
The singer questions the purpose of striving for success or accomplishment
She is happy when she is left alone
She finds happiness in being by herself
She's way too independent, no she don't need to see the light
She values her independence and does not require external validation
She is high as a satellite
She feels elevated or elated
So what's the good about achieving, believing
The singer still questions the significance of achieving or having faith
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“The eyes of the mighty Caesar are upon you. He wishes to celebrate your birthday, and bestows you his mark. His mark will give you safe passage through our lands to your birthday party. Furthermore, any crimes that you have committed against the legion are now forgiven, as a special gift for your birthday.” Vulpes says as the Courier looks confused at him.
“Tell Caesar I accept his invitation. I guess.”
Mors Letum
@StaringGasMask That would actually fit his character.
Adriano Arne-Ritz
"Uh oh. Somebody cut the cake. I told them to wait for you, but they cut it anyway. There's still some left though, if you hurry. Come to Caesar's camp and cake will be served immediately"
Mejhdh Hicbfshihids
(I wrote this in a reply to another comment but here it is anyway) “I want you to teach everyone you meet of the party that Caesar's Legion is throwing here, especially any friends or family you run across”
Shashlik 79
I want a mod that makes his eyes go sideways when the tumor kicks in
StaringGasMask
You don't invite Caesar to your birthday, Caesar invites you to your party
Josef Ptacek
I want you to memorize every detail. And then, when you move on, I want you to tell everyone how great the birthday party was. Especially any NCR troops you run across.
DoomHolder2
The Caesar has marked you for birthday and the legion obeys ready yourself for celebration!
Nicky Laraiso
Thank you Caesar, for it is truly my 23rd birthday. I shall prepare myself for celebration.
Ammar Salim
Yes