1) Millennium were Pol… Read Full Bio ↴There is more than one artist with this name.
1) Millennium were Polish musical electronic music group and live act active from 1993 to 2002, recorded three records: "Teraz Polska" (in English: "Poland now"), "Self" and "Entropy". Their music was also part of E=mc2 movie soundtrack.
2) Spanish well known macrodisco club/discotheque created in 1998. Is situated in Sils (Girona-Catalonia). The kind of music of this club is Dance and Italodance music and is releasing songs every 1-2 years, also does many shows and gig's of well known artists like: Kate Ryan, Gabry Ponte, Prezioso ft. Marvin, Dj Ross, Victor Ark, Cascada, Basshunter.
3) Millennium were a Gothic Metal group from Almada, Portugal. They formed in 1995 and released a demo in 1997 called "Wilderness in White". They split up shortly after.
4) Millennium, metal band in the Indian Music scenario.
Grey
Millennium Lyrics
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I would never know the latest
day I woke up in the cold broke
that I promised, fading away, my light.
Tell me, my repertory, if this will last
what more they want my pride
to give
and why - I ask you why am I
kept alive.
They had to do what
was to do what
did what in the mind
of a force known as the
sense of man
got banned and mystified ...
So lead me back,
my repetory of grey
where I belong and never can
be in possiblity to lose
my weight, my inner peace,
my way
and when you, my repertory,
ever will turn from
grey to freedom I forget
I will forget my fault
my fault,
my very fault ...
The lyrics of Millennium's song Grey seem to touch upon themes of confusion, isolation, and a quest for identity. The opening line, "Rearing the lool from the sun," may be interpreted as the singer trying to escape from the light and positivity that the sun represents. Instead, the singer feels lost and unaware of the latest happenings. They are waking up in a cold, broken state, promising to fade away. The use of the word "grey" in the title and throughout the song suggests that the singer feels stuck in a state of confusion and uncertainty, in between black and white, and unsure of their place in the world.
The singer seems to be looking for answers to their questions, asking their "repertory" if this feeling will last and why they are the only one being kept alive. These questions seem to reflect a feeling of isolation and loneliness. The line "They had to do what was to do what did what in the mind of a force known as the sense of man got banned and mystified..." is difficult to interpret but seems to allude to some higher power or force that banished these thoughts and feelings, making them seem confusing and hard to understand.
The singer then asks their "repertory of grey" to lead them back to where they belong, suggesting they have lost their sense of purpose and identity. They do not want to lose their "weight," which may represent their importance or value, as well as their inner peace and way of life. The song ends with a plea to the "repertory" that, when it turns "from grey to freedom," they will forget their "fault." This line suggests a desire to be liberated from the confusion and isolation they feel, to find meaning and purpose and move on from their current state of being.
Line by Line Meaning
Rearing the lool from the sun
I am trying to find something that I cannot understand, like trying to catch the reflection of the sun on the water.
I would never know the latest
I am unable to keep up with the fast-changing world.
day I woke up in the cold broke
I woke up one day feeling hopeless and empty.
that I promised, fading away, my light.
The dreams and promises I once had are slowly losing their meaning and disappearing.
Tell me, my repertory, if this will last
I am asking my inner self if this feeling of confusion and emptiness will go away.
what more they want my pride
I don't understand what else they want from me. Why are they taking away my self-worth?
to give
I have given everything I can, but it never seems to be enough.
and why - I ask you why am I
I am trying to find the reason behind my suffering and confusion.
the only figure
I feel like I am the only one going through this experience, and nobody can relate to me.
kept alive.
I feel like I am just existing, not truly living.
They had to do what
Others have done what they had to do to survive.
was to do what
They did what they thought was necessary to succeed.
did what in the mind
Their actions were driven by thoughts and beliefs.
of a force known as the
The force that influenced their actions and thoughts has a name that is not clear to me.
sense of man
It is an abstract concept that has to do with human nature.
got banned and mystified ...
The concept has been demonized and misunderstood over time.
So lead me back,
I am asking my inner self to take me back to a time when I had clarity and stability.
my repetory of grey
I need to go back to my safe place, where everything was simple and easy to understand.
where I belong and never can
I need to find my sense of belonging again, but I know it is not an easy task.
be in possiblity to lose
I cannot afford to lose my sense of purpose and inner peace again.
my weight, my inner peace,
These are the things that keep me grounded and sane.
my way
I need to find my path and stay true to who I am.
and when you, my repertory,
When I finally find my sense of self and stability,
ever will turn from
When my mind is no longer clouded by confusion and uncertainty.
grey to freedom I forget
When I find my freedom and sense of self, I will forget the pain and confusion I once felt.
I will forget my fault
I will forgive myself for the mistakes I've made along the way.
my fault,
I will take responsibility for my actions and choices.
my very fault ...
I will let go of my guilt and self-blame, and focus on moving forward.
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Sambhami Bareh
20 years still like this song
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Millenium Grey
My band is called Millenium Grey. Cool.
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