1) Southern Storm was a heavy/p… Read Full Bio ↴There are two bands under this name:
1) Southern Storm was a heavy/progressive metal band from Tuzla (Bosnia and Herzegovina). The band was founded in December 1998 by Dario Havel and Damir Sinanovic, former members of Postmortem. Shortly after, they were joined by Emir Hot , who had recently left Neon Knights. Emir and Southern Storm parted ways in 2003 due to Emir’s other obligations. He was replaced by Samir Sinanovic.
Adnan Omerovic, former Grotesk bass guitarist, had to leave Southern Storm after a year for personal reasons and was replaced by Mario Vilusic, the ex member of Neon Knights. For quite some time Southern Storm was lacking a lead singer. Nevertheless, first songs were recorded. Elvis Garagic, then the lead vocal of Dugi Put, gave it a try and they were a perfect match.
The music style of Southern Storm in the early stage was defined as melodic heavy rock with progressive and ethnic motives. Later they used to say they play "Heavy" as their music was influenced by bands that have one word in common, and that is "Heavy". The music was created in a modern way, using ethno motives that are melodically and rhythmically characteristical of the surrounding area.
Southern Storm released one studio album named 1999. They were preparing to record another album when the band suddenly fell apart. To this day there are no indications the band might reunite.
2) There is also a RAC band from Sydney, New South Wales, Australia that shares the same name. Formed in 2002, they have released the following three albums: "Suden Sturm" in 2003, "Stormtroopin'" in 2004 and "It's Time to Get Revenge on Our Enemies" in 2009.
Wake Me Up
Southern Storm Lyrics
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I dream my life and dream I live
I see my face
I see my past but something's missed
Day is lost
And life is getting short
Night is coming to take my life and soul
In the hall where everybody fall
In a dream where everybody can feel
Life will be, like misery
Life will be, like misery
Aha get me out of here
From life-dying flame
Wake me up and let me see ...
make me real
I wanna go
But your chains won't set me free
And there's your face
There are your arms around my knees
Day is lost
And life is getting short
From my soul I hear a helpless voice
In the hall where everybody fall
In a dream where everybody can feel
Life will be, like misery
Life will be, like misery
Aha get me out of here
From life-dying flame
Wake me up and let me see ...
make me real
And here I am and there you are
But something between us is making us blind
We live and we die
Aha get me out of here
From life-dying flame
Wake me up and let me see ...
make me real
The lyrics of the song "Wake Me Up" by Southern Storm talk about the struggle of living a life that seems to lack meaning or purpose. The singer hopes for something more, as he dreams of a life that he can truly live. He sees his face and his past, but feels that something is missing. The day is lost and life is getting short, and he fears that as night comes, his soul will be taken by death. The singer feels trapped by his current situation, bound by chains that won't set him free.
The chorus repeats the lyrics "Aha get me out of here, from life-dying flame. Wake me up and let me see...make me real." Here, the singer expresses his desire to be awakened from his current state of numbness and apathy, to see the truth of his situation and find purpose and meaning in his life. He feels that he is in a hall where everyone falls, and in a dream where everyone can feel. This line suggests that the singer feels as though he is surrounded by others who are also struggling to find purpose and meaning, but are failing to do so. The repetition of the phrase "life will be like misery" emphasizes the feeling of hopelessness that the singer is experiencing.
Overall, the lyrics of "Wake Me Up" paint a picture of a person who is struggling to find meaning and purpose in life. The person feels trapped, mentally and spiritually, and is searching for a way to break free from the chains that bind them. The song speaks to the universal human experience of searching for meaning and purpose in a world that can often feel overwhelming and meaningless.
Line by Line Meaning
In hope in waiting
I have hope but I am still waiting for something to happen
I dream my life and dream I live
I imagine my life as I want it to be, but I am not really living it
I see my face
I am self-aware and know who I am
I see my past but something's missed
I remember my past but there is something important that I am missing
Day is lost
The day is over and I haven't accomplished anything
And life is getting short
Time is running out and my life is passing by quickly
Night is coming to take my life and soul
I am afraid of death and the unknown
In the hall where everybody fall
Life is a struggle and everyone experiences hardship
In a dream where everybody can feel
Even in dreams, there is pain and suffering
Life will be, like misery
Life is full of suffering and pain
Aha get me out of here
I am desperate to escape my current situation
From life-dying flame
I am in danger and need to be saved
Wake me up and let me see ... make me real
I want to wake up from this dream and face reality, I want to feel alive
I wanna go
I want to leave this place
But your chains won't set me free
I am held captive by someone or something
And there's your face
I am reminded of the person or thing that is holding me back
There are your arms around my knees
I am being controlled by someone or something and cannot escape
From my soul I hear a helpless voice
I feel powerless and cannot escape my situation
And here I am and there you are
I am aware of my surroundings and who is around me
But something between us is making us blind
There is something that is preventing us from seeing things clearly
We live and we die
Life is a cycle that begins and ends with death
Contributed by Jake F. Suggest a correction in the comments below.