There are at least 3 artists with the name Caesar:

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.

Spain
Caesar Lyrics

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I told a friend 'bout the mess I was in
Made him feel good, but the problem remained
It's not easy, nothing is no more
I saw the future and I said
This kind of fear makes me run for my life
Should find a love that can save me tonight
It's not easy, nothing's easy anymore
Father, where did I go wrong, come alive...

I told a friend how I messed up my life
Should find a love just to save me tonight
It's not easy, nothing's easy anymore
Father where did I go wrong, come alive.......

I'm traveling again,
I'll live to see the end

Is it too soon to go?
You never really know

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Caesar's song Spain talk about a person who is facing some problems in their life and feels lost. The singer opens up to a friend about the mess they're in, but the advice they receive offers only temporary relief without solving the problem for good. The singer reflects upon the fact that nothing is easy anymore and is consumed by fear, which makes them want to escape. The idea of finding a love that can save them becomes a source of hope. The singer then turns to Father asking where he went wrong, signifying the need for guidance and support.

The song explores the loneliness and vulnerability that people can face in life. The singer is struggling to find their place in the world, and the fear of the future scares them. The lines "It's not easy, nothing's easy anymore" perfectly describe the frustration and exhaustion that can come when we try and navigate a complicated life. The song's title 'Spain' perhaps suggests the idea of wanting to escape and start afresh in a different country.

Line by Line Meaning

I told a friend 'bout the mess I was in
I shared my troubles with someone I trust

Made him feel good, but the problem remained
Talking about my problems made my friend feel better, but it didn't solve my issues

It's not easy, nothing is no more
I'm facing difficulties that seem insurmountable

I saw the future and I said
I have a clear vision of what's ahead

This kind of fear makes me run for my life
The fear I'm feeling is so strong, it's making me want to escape

Should find a love that can save me tonight
I'm hoping to find someone to help me through this tough time

It's not easy, nothing's easy anymore
I'm struggling with many things, and it feels like there are no easy solutions

Father, where did I go wrong, come alive...
I'm questioning my choices and seeking guidance

I'm traveling again,
I'm hitting the road once more

I'll live to see the end
I'll survive until the end of my journey

Is it too soon to go?
I'm wondering if I'm moving on too quickly

You never really know
The future is unpredictable, and it's hard to know what's best

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Yeah 100% agree! If he keeps making vids he'll soon have millions of subscribers not to mention loads of money!

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4y↑1

True, but i enjoy all of their videos. All of them are talented

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Best video presentation and narration I have seen. Its nice to see actual units not blocks of squares, rectangles and circles.

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5y↑3

Caesar was truly a military genius

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4y↑1

16:50 I was expecting that the fake retreat to be the actual goal of Caesar. Pretend to attack a potential vulnerable spot in pompeian defensive posture, force them to commit troops, then fake a retreat and cut them off with his cavalry when close enough to his camp. Though such a move could be easily countered by the pompeians who had high ground and were very close, so it was difficult to hide his moves.

Then I remembered Caesar was no Hannibal !

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Syntagma

5y↑8

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5y↑7

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