There are 2 Bands named Pompeya.

1) A Russian rock band from Moscow.… Read Full Bio ↴There are 2 Bands named Pompeya.

1) A Russian rock band from Moscow.
2) An Argentinian funkpopjazz band based in Buenos Aires.

1) POMPEYA is an up-and-coming indie rock band from Moscow, Russia. It is a project created by members of Moscow-based bands Silence Kit and Мои Любимые Игры. The debut single check was recorded in the beginning of 2007 and quickly became popular. Then the second single traveller was released. POMPEYA released their full-length album Tropical in 2011.

Moscow sure sounds a lot like Brooklyn in Pompeya's beat-driven indie rock. Stiff-backed rhythms culled from the dance-pop pool, expansive New Wave vocals, and gleaming guitars point to a hipster truism: '80s music is great now that we can pick and choose.

POMPEYA is:
Denis Agafonov - bass;
Daniil Brod - guitar & voice;
Nairi Simonian - drums.

http://www.myspace.com/pompeyamusic

2) Pompeya son:

♪ Regina Ruete: Voz
♪ Lucas Porcel: Bajo
♪ Eugenio Lombán: Guitarra
♪ Javier Furcade: Batería
♪ Nimai Stecyk: Flauta traversa
♪ Tomás Villarrazo: Piano

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Pompeya en MySpace
Pompeya en Facebook

To The Orient
Pompeya Lyrics

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I was born in the land of Tyrant
When you mess with us - this is where it ends
Pulling me pulling me far to the Orient
Trying to fix what I can't mend
Please don't go down a flooded tunnel
Told you to listen through the lies
We all wanna be a part of the bubble
But we're living our saddest dream inside

I was born in the middle of a crying land
When you run from the winter - it starts again
Could it be could it be something that we can
Something we can under stand
Please don't go down a flooded tunnel
Told you to listen through the lies

We all wanna be a part of the bubble
But we're living our saddest dream inside

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Pompeya's song "To the Orient" explore themes of displacement and the search for meaning and understanding in life. The opening line, "I was born in the land of Tyrant," suggests a place or situation that is oppressive and limiting. The following line, "When you mess with us - this is where it ends," implies a sense of danger and confrontation.

The next line, "Pulling me pulling me far to the Orient," suggests a desire to escape and seek something new and different. However, the singer acknowledges that they cannot fix what they cannot mend, indicating a sense of frustration and helplessness. The lines "Please don't go down a flooded tunnel/Told you to listen through the lies" suggest a warning against blindly following a path that may lead to danger or disappointment.

The chorus, "We all wanna be a part of the bubble/But we're living our saddest dream inside," speaks to the human desire to belong and be included in society, but also acknowledges the sense of being trapped or unfulfilled.

Overall, the lyrics of "To the Orient" touch on universal experiences of feeling disconnected and searching for meaning, while also navigating the dangers and uncertainties of life.

Line by Line Meaning

I was born in the land of Tyrant
I come from a place where tyrants rule and oppress the people

When you mess with us - this is where it ends
We are not afraid to stand up to those who threaten us, and we will defend ourselves no matter what

Pulling me pulling me far to the Orient
I am being drawn further and further away from my home and towards the East

Trying to fix what I can't mend
I am attempting to repair something that is beyond my ability to fix

Please don't go down a flooded tunnel
I caution you not to pursue a dangerous path that could lead to disaster

Told you to listen through the lies
I advised you to be wary of falsehoods and to seek out and pay attention to the truth

We all wanna be a part of the bubble
We all desire to belong to a community or group that gives us a sense of security and acceptance

But we're living our saddest dream inside
Despite being part of this bubble, we still feel isolated and unfulfilled, living in a state of sadness as if in a never-ending nightmare

I was born in the middle of a crying land
I hail from a place of great sorrow and mourning

When you run from the winter - it starts again
No matter how hard we try to escape our troubles, they always seem to come back again

Could it be could it be something that we can
Is there a possibility that there is something we can do to improve our situation?

Something we can under stand
Something that we can comprehend and make sense of

Writer(s): Daniil Brod, Denis Agofonov, David Hartley

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