There have been at least three artists sharing the name Camouflage;

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The name is used by a German synthpop band, a Japanese idol group based in Nagoya whose name is officially styled as "CAMOUFLAGE", and a Swedish new wave band (later named Tapirerna).

German: The German synthpop trio Camouflage was officially formed in 1984 by vocalist Marcus Meyn and keyboardists/programmers Heiko Maile and Oliver Kreyssig. The group took first place in a radio-sponsored song contest in 1986, and before long, their debut single, "The Great Commandment," was scaling the German charts. Their full-length debut, Voices and Images, was released in 1988, reflecting the group's classic new wave synth-pop influences, but most of all Depeche Mode. 1989's Methods of Silence began to broaden Camouflage's sonic palette, yet the Depeche Mode sound still remained at the forefront. Oliver Kreyssig then left the group, leaving Maile and Meyn as a duo augmented by several studio musicians. By the time of 1991's Meanwhile, Camouflage had garnered a not insignificant following on college radio; the album moved still farther away from synthpop and incorporated greater instrumentation. However, with the advent of grunge, synthpop lost a great deal of its footing on college radio; Camouflage soon found itself without an American record deal. 1993's Bodega Bohemia, available only as an import, moved back towards synth-oriented music and took a darker tone than much of their previous work. The mostly instrumental Spice Crackers followed in 1995, after which the future of the band was cast into doubt; a best-of compilation, We Stroke the Flames, was released in Germany in 1997.
They released their comeback "Sensor" in 2003; "Relocated" in 2006.

CAMOUFLAGE is a Japanese idol group from Nagoya. They debuted at an event in October of 2012. Member Takasaki Shouko plays guitar during their live performances, and she is also well-known for her gravure work. CAMOUFLAGE sold out their first solo concert in the space of two days. Their first single "KIMOCHI Choukousoku" was released on the 3rd of March 2013, which was produced in a limited edition of 300 copies. There are currently seven CAMOUFLAGE members: Tatematsu Asu, Sakura Mone, Shiina Azusa, Takasaki Shouko, Yamashita Moe, Kamiya Runa, and Sanjou Katsuki. Three other members were once part of the group, but have since graduated: Itou Erika, Yashino Sakura, and Kawai Miori.
Aside from music activity, the members of CAMOUFLAGE are involved in various local entertainment: they have appeared in TV dramas, variety shows (including their own regularly-scheduled internet show, BILLY CAM(e)), and they also regularly host radio programs.

Swedish: Camouflage was a new wave / goth band from Gothenburg, Sweden. They released three albums in the eighties. The first one was "Camouflage" which came in 1985. Their second album was "En Förtjusande Vän" in 1986. The third was called "La La La" in 1988.
After their third album they changed their name to Tapirerna because of the German band with same name.

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Back to Heaven
Camouflage Lyrics

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Time
No sense of time
No sense of no one
Me and the endless sky.
Scenes
The fading scenes
The world that I've seen
A shade of transiency

Heaven
Back to heaven
It's back on my mind
Back with me.
Should I stay or should I stumble
Should I pray or should I run
To find a place
To live somehow.
Time
No sense of time
No sense of no one
Me and the endless sky.
Dreams
I'm giving in

Sweat on my skin
A feeling so pure and clean.

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of "Back to Heaven" by Camouflage revolve around the idea of timelessness, transience, and the search for a higher purpose. The singer reflects on their existence through phrases such as "No sense of time" and "No sense of no one." These lines refer to the feeling of being disconnected from the world around you and losing track of time. The lyricist suggests that they are alone and absorbed in their own thoughts, as evidenced by the line "Me and the endless sky."

The second verse talks about memories in vague terms, "The fading scenes, the world that I've seen, a shade of transiency," and ends with a call to return to heaven. While the idea of heaven could be interpreted in several ways, it could speak to the desire for a perfect existence, one that is not turbulent as the world in which we currently live. The singer is contemplating their existence and is unsure about what their path should be, asking the question, "Should I stay or should I stumble, Should I pray or should I run."

As the song progresses, the dream-like imagery becomes more apparent, "Dreams, I'm giving in, sweat on my skin, a feeling so pure and clean." These lyrics paint a picture of surrendering, perhaps to the higher power (heaven) they refer to throughout the song. The refrain "Back to heaven, it's back on my mind, back with me" is the driving force of the song and acts as a reminder of the singer's ultimate goal.

Line by Line Meaning

Time
The concept of time

No sense of time
I am not aware of time

No sense of no one
I am alone

Me and the endless sky.
I am free and surrounded by the vast open sky

Scenes
The memories of what I have witnessed

The fading scenes
The memories slowly losing their color and significance

The world that I've seen
All the places I have visited and experienced

A shade of transiency
They are all temporary and fleeting

Heaven
A place of peace and happiness

Back to heaven
Returning to a state of contentment and joy

It's back on my mind
I am remembering the feeling of being in heaven