Sweet Noise most recently consists of Piotr Glaca Mohamed - vocals, Tomasz Kostek Kościelny - DJ, Vahan Bego - stage design. Past members are Tomasz Magic Osiński - guitar (1991-2007), Henry Tod - bass (2000-2005), Krzysztof Docent Raczkowski - drums (2005), Mikołaj Emef Fajfer - vocals (2002-2003), Tomasz Balbina Maćkowiak - drums (1990-1997), Bartłomiej Fido Czerniachowski - drums (1997-1999), Maciej Ślepy Głuchowski - drums (1999-2001), Tomasz DEM Molka - drums (2002-2003), Karol Toy Skrzyński - drums (2001-2005), Robert Cipis Gasperowicz - guitar (1999-2000), Maciej Żuk Żebrowski - bass (1990-1991, 1997-2000), Maciej Szymański - bass (1991), Tomasz Letki Letkiewicz - bass (1992-1997), Robert Waluś Walczak - guitar (1991), Jan Yach Wróblewski - guitar (1992-1995), Grzegorz Bigozz Bigosiński - guitr (1996-1999), and Jarosław China Łabieniec - guitar (2003).
Discography:
- (1995) Respect
- (1996) Getto
- (1997) Ghetto
- (1998) Koniec Wieku
- (1999) The End Of Century
- (2002) Czas Ludzi Cienia
- (2003) Revolta
- (2003) Revolta/ Czas Ludzi Cienia
- (2007) The Triptic
Official website: www.sweetnoise.org.
Missing you
Sweet Noise Lyrics
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Heart red hot the cold the night
Fear so near behind my back
Soul's on fire brain is dead
Shed a tear for blood we shared
For all the things you gave, thank you
For all the things
Been missing you for so long
I've been missing you
Been missing you for so long
I've been missing you
Heart red hot the cold the night
The fear so near behind my back
The souls still fights
The brain is dead
I shed a tear for blood we shared
For women's cry
The truth that failed
Hunger took your child away
So the men they sucked your blood
Fear is back the cold the night
Fire fuse the flame explosion
Nations feel the blame
Corrosion
Heart broke
Miss the days
Touched and walked and kissed your ways
Heart broke
Miss the days
Touched and walked and kissed your ways
Missing you...
Oooohhh
I shed my tears for you now
Let it be
I spill my blood for you now
Let it be
You're on your own my child now
Your pain to real to feel now
The world should be ashamed
Now
Whole world should be...
Yeah, yeah
Common
Beneath these big blue Afrikan sky's
Where the devil rapes slaves so the babies get aids
Crime pays in my neighborhood of clubs, drugs, hookers and thugs
Seven in a room attacked by an army of bugs
Kids never seen meat in a week!
And the job situation got a brother bare feet
But I keep on keeping on! Black man in the Motherland
Understand how to be strong!
I'm a southern guy blood running deep in the soil
Descending from kings and queens original
From Cairo to the Camissa, I'm in love with ya
But I had to leave to understand that my
Soul is connected to the bush and the jungle
From the roar of the lion to the beat of the
Warrior drum, feel the burn of the kalahari sun
See the joy and the pain in the eyes of
The woman and child in the city street
Begging to eat while daddy's in the yard drunk
Falling asleep. Can you believe!
Used to have both hands out, tears in my eyes
Till I saw the bigger picture and it filled me with pride.
Been missing you for so long
I've been missing you
Been missing you for so long
I've been missing you
*Dancing, dancing*
(E.J.)
Let me shout from di mountain top,
Me ah missin' di place of me birth non stop.
Me wan fi drink from uno fountain drop,
It's a yearnin' so deep inside my heart.
Muma-land, what uno been through me know now
Dat your heart is aching.
Dem nah see now what dem ah do fi uno children.
Me wan fi know di truth from di start, beca',
Dem lie about you!
Me wan fi hold you!
Cyan't live without you!
Me cry out for you!
Africaaaa
Been missing you for so long
I've been missing you
Been missing you for so long
I've been missing you
Heart red hot the cold the night
The fear so near behind my back
The souls still fights
The brain is dead
I shed a tear for blood we shared
For women's cry
The truth that failed
Hunger took your child away
So the men they sucked your blood
Fear is back the cold the night
Fire fuse the flame explosion
Nations feel the blame
Corrosion
Heart broke
Miss the days
Touched and walked and kissed your ways
Heart broke
Miss the days
Touched and walked and kissed your ways
I'm missing you...
The lyrics to Sweet Noise's song "Missing You" depict a sense of longing and pain for a person or a place that has been lost. The use of imagery in the lines, "Heart red hot the cold the night / Fear so near behind my back" create a sense of a passionate ache combined with fear and vulnerability. The reference to shedding a tear for "all the blood we shared" also hints at a deep relationship or connection that has been lost. The mention of hunger taking away a child and men sucking blood creates a vivid picture of war and violence, and the pain of losing those who have been loved and lost.
The second half of the song brings in a more political and social commentary on Africa and the struggles faced there. The use of slang and colloquialism in lines like "where the devil rapes slaves so the babies get aids" creates a sense of urgency and anger. The mention of a "job situation" and poverty adds to the theme of loss and struggle that is present throughout the song. The artist emphasizes a sense of connection to the land, mentioning his roots in Africa and how he had to leave in order to understand his connection to it.
Overall, the lyrics to "Missing You" create a powerful image of longing, pain, and connection to something that has been lost. The combination of personal and political themes creates a sense of loss and struggle that is relatable to anyone who has experienced loss or been impacted by social and political issues.
Line by Line Meaning
Heart red hot the cold the night
The singer's heart is burning with emotion on a cold night
Fear so near behind my back
The singer feels a sense of danger and anxiety lurking behind them
Soul's on fire brain is dead
The singer is overwhelmed with emotions and can't think straight
Shed a tear for blood we shared
The artist mourns the loss of a close relationship with someone they shared a strong bond with
For all the things you gave, thank you
The artist acknowledges and appreciates all the things the other person has done for them
Been missing you for so long
The singer has been longing for the other person for a significant amount of time
The souls still fights
The singer's inner spirit is still battling through difficulties
For women's cry, the truth that failed
The artist is lamenting the injustice and struggles faced by women and the disappointment in society not addressing these issues
Hunger took your child away
The artist is addressing the issue of poverty and how it can lead to terrible outcomes such as malnourished children
Heart broke, Miss the days, Touched and walked and kissed your ways
The artist reminisces about the cherished memories and moments shared with the other person in the past and feels a deep sense of loss and heartbreak
I shed my tears for you now
The singer expresses their emotions by crying for the other person
Let it be
The artist requests for the situation to remain as it is
Your pain to real to feel now
The singer cannot fully understand the other person's pain and suffering
The world should be ashamed, now whole world should be...
The singer blames the whole world for the issues and atrocities faced by society, indicating a need for change and improvement
Where the devil rapes slaves so the babies get aids, Crime pays in my neighborhood of clubs, drugs, hookers and thugs, Seven in a room attacked by an army of bugs, Kids never seen meat in a week!, And the job situation got a brother bare feet, But I keep on keeping on! Black man in the Motherland, Understand how to be strong!
The singer uses vivid, descriptive language to portray the harsh realities of living in poverty-stricken areas with high crime rates, lack of food and job opportunities, unfair treatment of black people, and the need for resilience and strength to overcome these difficulties
Let me shout from di mountain top, Me ah missin' di place of me birth non stop. Muma-land, what uno been through me know now Dat your heart is aching. Dem nah see now what dem ah do fi uno children. Me wan fi know di truth from di start, beca', Dem lie about you! Me wan fi hold you! Cyan't live without you! Me cry out for you!
The artist uses Jamaican patois to express their yearning for their homeland, a place filled with a painful history and struggles, but still holds great importance to them. They express their desire for truth and change in society and the need to return to their roots.
I'm missing you...
The artist emphasizes their longing and feelings of loss for the other person
Contributed by Savannah F. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
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