This song seemingly tackles the methods of deception those who manipulate others use to get victims to follow their demands, as well as diverting attention away from important issues. They'll also use it as a means to convince people to hate or kill others by pretending acts of terrorism were committed by the enemy when the acts themselves were done by the masters of control to promote discrimination and hate. It also reinforces the idea that these manipulative forces operate in various locations, infiltrating everyday life without detection, and propagate any and everywhere.
In general, it highlights the danger of hidden agendas, manipulation, and distraction, serving as a critique of those who exploit chaos and confusion to control and gain power, depicting a cautionary tale against falling into their traps. It encourages us to question the narratives presented to us and remain vigilant against manipulation in various parts of society.
In my own world
In my own world
Devoid of all feeling
In my own world
Devoid of all feeling
You set me free
This is not a dream
- not a dream
Mais les reves
Toujours les reves
Pourquoi j'ai peur
Peur de rester
toute seule sans toi
Pense à moi une fois
Pense à moi une fois
Et moi sans toi
Et je t'ai vu debout, tu vois
Et je ne croyais plus en toi
Mais les reves
Toujours les reves
Pourquoi j'ai peur
Peur de rester
toute seule sans toi
Pense à moi une fois
Pense à moi une fois
Et moi sans toi
sans toi, pense à moi une fors sans toi, pense à moi une fors
Et les miroirs
Les miroirs qui pensent
A moi et toi
C'est pas ca que je veux te dire
Les reves qui meurent
Les murs qui tombent
C'est pas un rève
C'est pas un rève
Un monde c'est le monde ‰ moi
C'est la dont j'habite, oŸ j'habite sans toi
Dans mes bras - sans emotion
- il y a tout le monde
Taute ma vie sans toi
Laisse - moi survivre
Laisse - moi survivre
This is not a dream
This is my world
In my own world
Devoid of all feeling
In my own world
Devoid of all feeling
You set me free
This is not a dream
- not a dream
Mais les reves
Toujours les reves
Pourquoi j'ai peur
Peur de rester
toute seule sans toi
Pense à moi une fois
Pense à moi une fois
Et moi sans toi
Et je t'ai vu debout, tu vois
Et je ne croyais plus en toi
Mais les reves
Toujours les reves
Pourquoi j'ai peur
Peur de rester
toute seule sans toi
Pense à moi une fois
Pense à moi une fois
Et moi sans toi
sans toi, pense à moi une fors sans toi, pense à moi une fors
Et les miroirs
Les miroirs qui pensent
A moi et toi
C'est pas ca que je veux te dire
Les reves qui meurent
Les murs qui tombent
C'est pas un rève
C'est pas un rève
Un monde c'est le monde ‰ moi
C'est la dont j'habite, oŸ j'habite sans toi
Dans mes bras - sans emotion
- il y a tout le monde
Taute ma vie sans toi
Laisse - moi survivre
Laisse - moi survivre
This is not a dream
This is my world
Lyrics submitted by TheMadJester
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