1) Rapper… Read Full Bio ↴There are at least fifteen artists/groups using this name.
1) Rapper from Australia who released the album Power Of The Spoken.
2) darkwave band Mantra was based in Manchester, UK from 1997-2001. Core members included: Simon Carroll on guitars; Yvonne Neve, performing vocals and keyboards and Phil Wallis on bass. They produced two albums, Every Defect and Painted Red. Lately, former band members Simon Carroll and Yvonne Neve formed the two piece Red Painted Red. http://www.myspace.com/redpaintedred.
3) Experimental electronic pop band from Reading, Pennsylvania.
http://xmantrax.bandcamp.com/
http://twitter.com/xmantrax
http://www.facebook.com/mantraofficial
http://soundcloud.com/xmantrax
4) The fourth band called Mantra is a 1981 funk band produced by Larry Blackmon and Anthony Lockett from legendary funk band Cameo. The band's leader Roger Harris later appeared in another Blackmon produced project, Cashflow, before joining the Manhattans in the late 80s. Mantra released one self titled album in 1981, Mantra.
5) The fifth band called Mantra is an Italian hard rock formation. In 2004 they released Hard Times which credited: Jacopo Meille (Tygers Of Pan Tang) vocals, Matt Giuliani backing vocals, Gianluca Galli (Time Machine) guitars, and Senio Firmati on Drums, Percussion.
6) Indonesian band. Members are: Anda "Bunga," Khaseli "Zeke" Gumelar, and Emil "Naif."
7) Reggae artist form Argentina, Pablo Beltrán.
8) a Jazz Rock band featuring Michael Roberts guitar, Alex Magor keyboards, Evan Joyce bass, and Erik Egol drums, that serve up an eclectic mix of sounds, from slamming funk to progressive metal, classical inspired arrangements, and sizzling uptempo jazz fusion. http://www.moremantra.com
9) The ninth band called Mantra is a Hungarian (krishna) metal band. http://www.mantra.hu/
10) Mantra is a producer from the Virgin Islands, specifically St. Croix. He is a member of the WYSF Collective and has been making experimental hip hop and electronic music for years. www.wysf.bandcamp.com
11) Stoner rock band from Viana do Castelo, Portugal.
https://www.facebook.com/mantra.vc
12) Hard rock band from York, UK consisting of Oli Stevens-Vallecillo: Guitar & Vocals
Catherine Redfern: Guitar & Backing Vocals and James Fletcher: Bass. https://soundcloud.com/mantra_uk
13) A four-piece psychedelic grunge band from Haarlem, The Netherlands
14) Mantra is - real name:
Craig Stainton
Aliases:
Acid Phreex, Craig Stainton, Monofonix, Myriadd
and in groups as: In Groups:
Modular Men, Nite Vision
Producing mostly acid electronix.
15) American Hip-Hop artist from Mobile, AL https://soundcloud.com/untiy-revolution
16) A hard rock band from Newfoundland, Canada, who released their debut album, Lucid, on November 14th, 2020.
17) A thrash / death metal band from Costa Rica
End of Time
Mantra Lyrics
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A noose
A noose
A noose
You slip
And fall apart again
Bargaining chip on your shoulder
You choose
Between the handshake and the noose
The noose
And I wanted you to be mine
But you wanted to be free
Got a gun and a peace sign
Till the end of time
I'm yours
To open up
Just like a tigercub centrefold
I stand to lose
To lose
Between the handshake and the noose
The noose
And I wanted you to be mine
But you wanted to be free
Got a gun and a peace sign
Till the end of time
Till the end of time
The end of time
The end of time
The end of time
The end of time
The end of time
The end of time
The end of time
The end
A noose
A noose
A noose
A noose
The lyrics of Mantra's song "End of Time" convey a sense of struggle and conflict between two people. The repeated mention of a noose throughout the song suggests a metaphorical representation of a situation that feels constricting and suffocating, possibly representing a feeling of being trapped or in danger.
The lines "You slip and fall apart again / Bargaining chip on your shoulder" reveal a pattern of instability and vulnerability in one of the individuals involved. This person continuously finds themselves in a state of disarray and carries emotional baggage, which they use as a way to negotiate or protect themselves.
The choice between a handshake and a noose symbolizes a crucial decision that needs to be made. It represents a dichotomy between finding resolution and connection through communication (handshake) or succumbing to a destructive path (noose). The repetition of the word "choose" emphasizes the weight and significance of this decision.
The following lines, "And I wanted you to be mine / But you wanted to be free / Got a gun and a peace sign / Till the end of time," express a yearning for a deeper connection or commitment. However, the other person desires freedom and independence, resulting in a paradoxical mix of aggression (gun) and peace-seeking (peace sign) intentions. The phrase "till the end of time" suggests an eternal longing or desire that persists despite the divergent desires of both individuals.
The final repetition of "The end of time" reinforces a sense of finality and possibly the consequences of the choices made. The song ultimately conveys a narrative of two individuals dealing with internal struggles and difficult decisions, suggesting a potential outcome that may not be favorable or sustainable.
Line by Line Meaning
A noose
A symbol of imprisonment and impending doom
A noose
A symbol of imprisonment and impending doom
A noose
A symbol of imprisonment and impending doom
A noose
A symbol of imprisonment and impending doom
You slip
You make a mistake or lose control
And fall apart again
And experience emotional or mental breakdown
Bargaining chip on your shoulder
A source of power or leverage that you carry with you
I stand and watch as you choose
I observe as you make a decision
You choose
You make a choice
Between the handshake and the noose
Between trust and potential harm
The noose
The symbol of potential harm
And I wanted you to be mine
And I desired a relationship with you
But you wanted to be free
But you desired freedom and independence
Got a gun and a peace sign
Embracing both aggression and pacifism
Till the end of time
Forever, without limit
I'm yours
I belong to you
To open up
To be vulnerable and reveal myself
Just like a tigercub centrefold
As captivating and exposed as a tiger cub in a magazine centerfold
I stand to lose
I face the possibility of losing
To lose
To experience loss
Between the handshake and the noose
Between trust and potential harm
The noose
The symbol of potential harm
The end of time
The ultimate conclusion or cessation
The end of time
The ultimate conclusion or cessation
The end of time
The ultimate conclusion or cessation
The end of time
The ultimate conclusion or cessation
The end of time
The ultimate conclusion or cessation
The end of time
The ultimate conclusion or cessation
The end of time
The ultimate conclusion or cessation
The end
The finality or conclusion
A noose
A symbol of imprisonment and impending doom
A noose
A symbol of imprisonment and impending doom
A noose
A symbol of imprisonment and impending doom
A noose
A symbol of imprisonment and impending doom
Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: Simon Stark, Rob Emms, Rich Leeds
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
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Hi! It would seem that some of this “End of Time”s music got mixed up on my artist channel somehow. I’ve tried contacting YouTube and my distributor about the issue with no response. This song, along with Objects and Forms appear on my channel. Would you be able to contact them about this issue?