1) Veto is a Danish indie rock b… Read Full Bio ↴There are 4 artists with this name:
1) Veto is a Danish indie rock band formed in 2004. They released their first EP, I Will Not Listen, in 2005 and their first full-length album, There's a Beat in All Machines, in 2006, both released on the Danish hip hop label, Tabu Records/Playground Music Denmark.
In February 2007 Veto won the award for Best New Act, as well as Best Danish Music Video at Danish Music Awards. Their song "You Are a Knife" was featured briefly in the American television program NCIS episode "Suspicion".
Veto's second album is called Crushing Digits and was released 5 May 2008. The first single from the album, "Built to Fail", was released in March 2008 and received heavy airplay as "Ugens Uundgåelige" (Unavoidable of the week) on the public service radio channel DR P3. The following singles from the album were "You Say Yes, I Say Yes" and "Blackout".
Their third album Everything Is Amplified was released on February 28, 2011. Recording started in January 2010 and reached the final stage in December. First single from the album, "This Is Not", was released in January 2011 and was also featured on the public service radio channel DR P3 for a week. The following singles from their third album were "Spun" and "Am I Awake or Should I Wake Up".
Discography
I Will Not Listen EP (Tabu Records /Playground Music - August 28, 2005)
There's a Beat in All Machines (Tabu Records /Playground Music - February 27, 2006)
Crushing Digits (Reset08/Sony BMG - May 5, 2008)
Everything Is Amplified (February 28, 2011)
Formed in Aarhus, Denmark, the band consists of the following members:
Troels Abrahamsen – Vocals, synth
David Krogh Andersen – Guitar
Mark Lee – Guitar, synth
Jens Skov Thomsen – Bass guitar, backing vocals
Mads Hasager – Drums
2) German heavy metal band with two albums, Veto (1985) and Carthago (1988).
3) crust band from Czech republic (played around 2003-2004)
4) Veto is a Sudanese rapper.
Filter
Veto Lyrics
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I'd send you money when I got here
But when I got here
There was no work to find anywhere
So I slaved up the mountain
And rolled down rocks from the top
Hoping that I'd one day
Fill this valley up
But for every stone I rolled down
The mountain got slightly smaller
Until the rocks that I had rolled down
Had leveled the earth
I promised I'd send back gold
When I got to the river
I was sure that the sandy bed
Would soon deliver
So I filled my buckets
And drew them up
I filtered through every
Corn of sand I pulled up
But for every bucket I pulled
The level got slightly lower
Until the very last bucket I pulled
Had emptied the river
The lyrics of Veto's song "Filter" tell a story of broken promises and failed dreams. The singer promises to send money to someone upon his arrival but is unable to find work. Instead, he works hard to make a living, rolling down rocks from the top of the mountain to fill the valley in hopes of planting something. Unfortunately, every time he rolls down rocks, the mountain gets slightly smaller, and the level of the valley doesn't change. It's a sign that his efforts are in vain, and he's wasting his energy on something that's unachievable.
The second verse speaks to his promise to send back gold after reaching the river. He uses his buckets to fill up with sand from the riverbed and sift out the gold. However, the more he empties the river, the lower the level becomes. Eventually, he reaches the last bucket, which empties the river. Once again, it's a sign of his failed attempts at achieving his promise.
Overall, "Filter" depicts a story of someone who has promised so much but has failed to deliver in the end. The metaphor of filtering through sand and rolling down rocks showcases their attempts to make things work but ultimately ending up empty-handed.
Line by Line Meaning
I promised you
I made a commitment to you
I'd send you money when I got here
I intended to provide financial support upon arrival
But when I got here
Upon arrival
There was no work to find anywhere
I was unable to find employment
So I slaved up the mountain
I worked hard to overcome obstacles
And rolled down rocks from the top
I struggled to make progress through challenging circumstances
Hoping that I'd one day
Believing that at some point
Fill this valley up
I would be able to achieve success and fulfillment
But for every stone I rolled down
Despite my efforts
The mountain got slightly smaller
My progress was not enough to make a significant impact
Until the rocks that I had rolled down
Eventually
Had leveled the earth
My actions led to unintended consequences
I promised I'd send back gold
I intended to provide valuable resources
When I got to the river
Upon reaching a new opportunity
I was sure that the sandy bed
I had high expectations for success
Would soon deliver
That I would be able to reap the rewards of my efforts
So I filled my buckets
I worked hard to gather resources
And drew them up
I attempted to capitalize on my opportunities
I filtered through every
I carefully assessed
Corn of sand I pulled up
Every aspect of the situation
But for every bucket I pulled
Despite my hard work
The level got slightly lower
My progress did not meet my expectations
Until the very last bucket I pulled
Eventually
Had emptied the river
I had depleted my resources and opportunities
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