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LA RECENSIONE
Fate is an invention of the weak and resigned people.
Only the poor can grasp the meaning of life, the rich can only guess.
It’s alright
It’s alright candle
And I know she’ll be okay by Sunday
Those with an excellent memory risk, in qualitative terms, not having a good culture.
I’m the cocker on the rock
Wind is whipping through my stupid mop
On a sinking ship, intellectuals are the first to flee right after the rats and long before the whores.
The rats are driven by the instinct of survival, the intellectuals know that the rats always flee towards the exit, while the whores in all this try to profit.
This song gradually opens up, making me lift my head towards the sky only to spit out the truth.
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The review highlights 'Candle' by Sonic Youth as a deeply poetic and thought-provoking song. It emphasizes the powerful lyrics that explore themes of fate, survival, and truth. The reviewer resonates with the emotional impact and cultural observations embedded in the track. The song's gradual build is praised for evoking a strong, uplifting reaction.Tracklist
Sonic Youth
American experimental rock band formed in New York City in 1981. Core members across their most influential period included Thurston Moore, Kim Gordon, Lee Ranaldo and Steve Shelley; Jim O'Rourke later collaborated and is mentioned as an official member in reviews.66 Reviews
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