Radical

from New World Disorder by The Pinch

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lyrics

They say I'm too radical
My ideas are not compatible
The world belongs to the pragmatical
There's no place for the magical
We hate the fantastical
We're slaves to the rational
We say it's infallible
We differ in our ways from the animal
In that we build our own cage
To keep away the intangible, the enigmatical
But it's part of who we are
It's indetachable
But we don't care, cause none of it is cashable
They say I'm too negativ
And it is all relative
To be competitive is our human heritage
But we're all using sedatives
To cope when the pressure hits
We're growing insensitive
Social degenerates
Feeling lonely and desolate
And yet our face remains mostly expressionless
The hope of a pessimist
Lies with the rope that caresses his throat like a neckless does
We're on a slope and it's treacherous
We really need to know where the exit is

And when the day breaks
I hope your feet are still on the ground
Your heartbeat is making that sound

And when the night falls
I hope your feet are still on the ground
Your heartbeat is making that sound

And when the day breaks
I hope my feet are still on the ground
My heartbeat is making that sound

And when the night falls
I hope my feet are still on the ground
My heartbeat is making that sound

credits

from New World Disorder, released April 26, 2021
Produced by Felix ‘Pahli’ Pahlmann, Lukas Wasmuth, The Pinch & Markus Daßau
Recorded and mixed by Markus Daßau

Trumpets: The Pinch
Guitars: Dany Ahmad
Drums: Markus Daßau

Mastered by Tobias Schneider @ DocMaKlang, Osnabrück

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The Pinch Berlin, Germany

The Pinch messes with hiphop by means of a mic and a trumpet, serving keen obversations on the gloomy condition this dog-eat- dog reality has left us in. The humorous narration is embellished by a jazzy soundscape, reminiscent of the golden boom-bap era. ... more