1. Remedy is a rapper from… Read Full Bio ↴There is more than one artist with this name:
1. Remedy is a rapper from Staten Island, NY, and part of the Wu-Tang Killa Beez.
2. Remedy were a rock band from the UK. They have now renamed themselves The Karma Heart.
3. Oldschool Hardcore Punk band from Katowice, Poland
4. Serbian Hard Rock bend from Obrenovac and Belgrade. They have 3 songs released.
5. A rock band from Finland.
1. After emerging with the “Seen it All”/“Everything is Real” 12-inch single, Remedy appeared on the 1997 Wu-Tang Killa Bees: The Swarm compilation with his track "Never Again", a song about the Holocaust. This track remains his best-known work as well as his most highly regarded, and appeared on both his debut album, The Genuine Article, from 2001, and its follow-up, Code Red, from 2003 (Remedy considers the track to be effectively his signature theme song). Code Red included a track about the 9/11 attacks, as well as “A Muslim and a Jew,” which featured Remedy and fellow Wu-Tang affiliate Cilvaringz, rhyming as representatives of their respective sides in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict (with Wu-Tang leader The RZA acting as mediator).
2. Imagine Led Zeppelin playing with Incubus, Janis Joplin singing with Audioslave, The Black Crowes drinking with Guns'N'Roses and you’ll have, REMEDY - Energetic, attitude-fuelled, passion-driven music.
Created out of a love for 70's rock music and a shared disappointment at today's 'disposable' attitude towards music, four friends, JENN CHERENE, 22, GRAHAM HASWELL, 22, LEE TUCK, 21 and MARK DODDS, 26, sought to write music which injected thought and passion into it’s listeners.
5. Remedy is a four-piece rock band from Jämsä, Finland. They released their second EP called King of Fools in July 2013. It includes also the song Devil in disguise.
Exodus
Remedy Lyrics
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Flesh of my flesh, and blood of my blood
From the Earth's soil to the Heavens above
This, is the story of Exodus
[Remedy]
Through the eyes of Moses, always remember what God told us
Hope he excepts us and pray that he holds us
Sentence be to God by the great burning bush
A seed was planted, the Earth enchanted
Fire carved stone laws, Ten Commandments
Born with hands that helped man mold pyramids
Egyptian reign and slave man, wife and kids
Pharaoh won't you let my people go? He said no
Pharaoh won't you let my people go? He said no
From a stab to a snake, from wrath of ten plagues
Blood, frogs, lice, creatures and epidemics
Boils, hell darkness, locust, death of the first born
We moved on...
[Chorus 2X: Remedy]
Ashes to ashes and dust to dust
The world travelers, in God we trust, Exodus
[Remedy]
Oh God of Earth and altar, our knees bent, hear our cry
Our worldly rulers falter, our people drift and die
There's, nowhere to run to, and there's, nowhere to hide
No matter what you do to us, we will survive
It was meant for us to be tested, ponderin'
Thoughts manifested, men sent wanderin'
Strangers in a strange land, staff in hand, only God is Ashram's command
Now horse and carriage, dicast the sea, sing to God, in great victory
Passover and split the sea, now take my hands and follow me
[Chorus 4X]
[Outro: Remedy]
God we trust...
Exodus...
In the song "Exodus" by Remedy, he tells the story of Moses leading the Jews out of slavery in Egypt and towards the Promised Land in a passionate and captivating manner. The lyrics open with a reference to the opening chapters of the Bible, stating that they tell the story of "flesh of my flesh and blood of my blood". The lyrics go on to describe the trials and tribulations faced by Moses and his people, under the oppressive rule of the Pharaoh in Egypt. Through the eyes of Moses, Remedy lyrically retells the sacrifices, pain and the struggles that accompanied the Jews’ exodus from Egyptian captivity.
The chorus of the song stresses on the idea that though ashes and dust are what we are made of, it is through God that we trust, and it is through our faith in God that we learn to survive all the difficulties that come our way. Remedy highlights the journey of faith that the Jews endured, with the Jews constantly putting their faith in God, even in their bleakest moments. The song ends with a plea for God's blessings, expressing the Jewish people’s dependence on Him as they embarked on a journey towards their Promised Land.
Line by Line Meaning
Flesh of my flesh, and blood of my blood
This is a tale about our ancestors who persevered through hardships to achieve great feats. It's about their grit and determination.
From the Earth's soil to the Heavens above
This is a story that goes beyond just our planet. It's about something grand, something divine.
Through the eyes of Moses, always remember what God told us
Moses received divine revelations from God and this story is that of Moses, his vision and experiences.
Hope he excepts us and pray that he holds us
We hope that God will accept us despite our flaws and pray for his protection.
Moses, warned you to mom's last push
Moses fought for our freedom right till the very end.
Sentence be to God by the great burning bush
God communicated with Moses through a shrub that was burning, yet not consumed by the fire.
A seed was planted, the Earth enchanted
Moses instilled a seed of hope in our people which flourished and spread like wildfire.
Fire carved stone laws, Ten Commandments
The Ten Commandments are etched in stone as an everlasting reminder of God's teachings.
Born with hands that helped man mold pyramids
Our ancestors were skilled workers who helped build magnificent structures like the pyramids.
Egyptian reign and slave man, wife and kids
Our ancestors were treated like slaves in Egypt and oppressed along with their families.
Pharaoh won't you let my people go? He said no
Moses repeatedly asked the Pharaoh to release our people but he refused to do so.
From a stab to a snake, from wrath of ten plagues
God inflicted ten plagues on Egypt, including turning Moses' stick into a serpent.
Blood, frogs, lice, creatures and epidemics
These were some of the plagues that God sent upon Egypt to put pressure on the Pharaoh to release our people.
Boils, hell darkness, locust, death of the first born
These were a few of the many plagues that our people had to endure in Egypt.
We moved on...
Despite the suffering, our people persevered to move on and seek freedom.
Ashes to ashes and dust to dust
This verse signifies that all living beings will eventually perish and return to dust, but not before leaving behind their legacies.
The world travelers, in God we trust, Exodus
Our people are wanderers in search of a new home, trusting in God's plan and guidance.
Oh God of Earth and altar, our knees bent, hear our cry
Our people earnestly pray to God, with humility and sincerity.
Our worldly rulers falter, our people drift and die
Our leaders are not infallible, and our people are often overlooked, abandoned and suffer in silence.
There's, nowhere to run to, and there's, nowhere to hide
Sometimes we are left with no option but to stand our ground and fight for our rights.
No matter what you do to us, we will survive
Our people are a resilient lot, and we will always overcome adversity.
It was meant for us to be tested, ponderin'
Life is a test, and we often question our purpose and seek guidance from God.
Thoughts manifested, men sent wanderin'
Our thoughts and imaginations often lead us on adventures, taking us to unknown places.
Strangers in a strange land, staff in hand, only God is Ashram's command
Our people are lost and wandering, with nothing but a staff in hand and God's guidance to follow.
Now horse and carriage, dicast the sea, sing to God, in great victory
Our people triumphantly journey forward, celebrating victories, and sing songs of praise and devotion to God.
Passover and split the sea, now take my hands and follow me
The story of Passover is a reminder of God's miraculous intervention in our people's lives. And, now its time to journey into our futures with God's blessings.
God we trust...
Our people trust that God will guide us through our trials, and we seek his blessings.
Exodus...
This is a story of our people's journey moving towards freedom, their struggles and their faith in God.
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