1) Trust aka TR/ST is a syn… Read Full Bio ↴There are multiple artists named Trust:
1) Trust aka TR/ST is a synthpop band from Toronto, ON, Canada, originally formed in 2009 as a duo by Robert Hiley (aka Robert Alfons) and Maya Postepski. Postepski left the band shortly after the release of their début album. Their releases include, singles: Candy Walls (Mar 2011, Sacred Bones) and Bulbform (Sep 2011, Sacred Bones), LPs: TRST (Feb 2012, Arts & Crafts), Joyland (4 Mar 2014, Arts & Crafts).
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/dressedforspace
2) Trust is a French hard rock band, formed in 1977 by Bernie Bonvoisin and Norbert Krief. The band disbanded in 1984, but have often reformed for one off shows and have been more steadily active since 1996. Their most famous song, "Antisocial", was covered by Anthrax on their album State of Euphoria. Anthrax also covered "Les sectes" under the title "Sects", heard on Attack of the Killer B's.
Both Iron Maiden drummers, Clive Burr and Nicko McBrain, played in this band, leading to the band occasionally being loosely associated with the NWOBHM. Bon Scott (of AC/DC)'s last recorded song was a cover of "Ride On" with Trust.
3) Trust is an all female straight edge band from Buenos Aires, Argentina, which débuted with the EP Hardcore Girls (2006, Emancypunx).
Myspace page: http://myspace.com/trust
4) Trust is a rock duo from Copenhagen, Denmark, formed in 2008 by Lars B. Laursen (drums, vocals, sounds) and Henrik W. Hald (guitar, vocals, loops). The débuted with the album From Light Into Mass (31 Jan 2011, Play/Rec).
Myspace page: http://myspace.com/abandcalledtrust
5) Trust is a German Christian metal band.
6) Trust is a drum and bass pseudonym of Muhammad At-Tauhidi, from Philadelphia, PA, United States (as featured on Gasm Recordings).
7) Trust is a Belgian Rock / Pop band (Junior Eurovision)
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Trust Lyrics
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Produced by Tony Platt and Trust
Assistant: Lars Wallander
Bernard "Bernie" Bonvoisin: Vocals
Norbert "Nono" Krief: Guitar
Yves "Vivi" Brusco: Bass guitar
M. "Moho" Chemlek: Guitar
Nicko McBrain: Drums
The lyrics of Trust's song On Lèche On Lâche On Lynche tell a story about the struggles of everyday life and highlight the experiences of those who are often left behind by society. The first verse talks about the daily routine of many working-class people who have to endure difficult jobs and long hours just to make ends meet. The second verse is about the harsh realities of poverty and how it can lead to desperation and crime. The chorus then brings up the idea of lynching, which is a symbol of the brutal violence that is often present in society.
Line by Line Meaning
N'oubliez pas l'essentiel
Don't forget the essential
La raison de notre appel
The reason for our call
L'urgent est secondaire
The urgent is secondary
Mais prenez-en compte
But take it into account
On lèche, on lâche, on lynche
We lick, we let go, we lynch
Pas besoin de faire de manières
No need to make a fuss
Dans la vie faut choisir son camp
In life, one must choose their side
Même si on en pince pour la carrière
Even if we have a crush on our career
Il faut servir les deux camps
We must serve both sides
On lèche, on lâche, on lynche
We lick, we let go, we lynch
Faut pas se laisser aller, faut réagir
We must not let ourselves go, we must react
Faut rentrer dans le moule, faut obéir
We must fit the mold, we must obey
Faut pas s'en mêler, faut choisir
We must not get involved, we must choose
On lèche, on lâche, on lynche
We lick, we let go, we lynch
Trop de gens se font piéger
Too many people get trapped
Trop de gens ont peur de penser
Too many people are afraid to think
Ils vont là où le vent les mène
They go where the wind takes them
Ils sont des pantins, des marionnettes
They are puppets, marionettes
On lèche, on lâche, on lynche
We lick, we let go, we lynch
Faut pas se taire, faut dire
We must not remain silent, we must speak up
Faut pas faire les fiers, faut agir
We must not be proud, we must take action
Faut pas se laisser faire, faut résister
We must not let ourselves be pushed around, we must resist
On lèche, on lâche, on lynche
We lick, we let go, we lynch
Writer(s): Yves Brusco, Bernard Bonvoisin
Contributed by Bailey V. Suggest a correction in the comments below.