SO THEY WALKED
from GLOBAL - SYSTEM - ERROR by m o k r o ï é
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SO THEY WALKED Music Video :
youtu.be/W7b3vdI2egE
I 've asked to Sergey Ponomarev the permission to use his photos, that i've discovered in his exhibition "Collapses" in Paris in 2015, to realize the music video for BECAUSE.
I wanted to make a music video from pictures reports to illustrate a less dreamy and more frontal violence about war and devastated countries and people.
Sergey satisfied with the result then asked me if I could create a new track and a new music video based on the series of pictures he took late 2015 for a report on refugees.
And I said yes.
I asked Allonymous if he was ok, he said yes, I found a new vfx editor, Camille, and he said yes too.
Here is the continuation of B E C A U S E :
SO THEY WALKED
Francesco_mk
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J'ai demandé à Sergey Ponomarev la permission de pouvoir utiliser ses photos, que j'ai découvertes dans son exposition " Effondrements " à Paris en 2015, pour réaliser le clip de B E C A U S E, je voulais réaliser un vidéo clip à partir d'images de reportages pour illustrer d'une manière moins onirique et plus frontale une certaine violence à propos de guerres, de pays et peuples dévastés.
Satisfait du résultat Sergey m' a ensuite demandé si je pouvais créer un autre titre et un nouveau vidéo clip sur la base de la série de photos qu'il a prises fin 2015 pour un reportage sur des réfugiés.
Et j'ai dit oui.
J'ai demandé à Allonymous s'il était ok, il a dit oui, j'ai recherché un nouveau monteur vfx, et Camille a dit oui.
Voici la suite de B E C A U S E :
SO THEY WALKED
Francesco_mk
youtu.be/W7b3vdI2egE
I 've asked to Sergey Ponomarev the permission to use his photos, that i've discovered in his exhibition "Collapses" in Paris in 2015, to realize the music video for BECAUSE.
I wanted to make a music video from pictures reports to illustrate a less dreamy and more frontal violence about war and devastated countries and people.
Sergey satisfied with the result then asked me if I could create a new track and a new music video based on the series of pictures he took late 2015 for a report on refugees.
And I said yes.
I asked Allonymous if he was ok, he said yes, I found a new vfx editor, Camille, and he said yes too.
Here is the continuation of B E C A U S E :
SO THEY WALKED
Francesco_mk
______________
J'ai demandé à Sergey Ponomarev la permission de pouvoir utiliser ses photos, que j'ai découvertes dans son exposition " Effondrements " à Paris en 2015, pour réaliser le clip de B E C A U S E, je voulais réaliser un vidéo clip à partir d'images de reportages pour illustrer d'une manière moins onirique et plus frontale une certaine violence à propos de guerres, de pays et peuples dévastés.
Satisfait du résultat Sergey m' a ensuite demandé si je pouvais créer un autre titre et un nouveau vidéo clip sur la base de la série de photos qu'il a prises fin 2015 pour un reportage sur des réfugiés.
Et j'ai dit oui.
J'ai demandé à Allonymous s'il était ok, il a dit oui, j'ai recherché un nouveau monteur vfx, et Camille a dit oui.
Voici la suite de B E C A U S E :
SO THEY WALKED
Francesco_mk
lyrics
SO THEY WALKED
And so they walked
To where there was a clearing
And built many cities, and named them after themselves
And had many offspring
Here's where they lived, here's where they dwelled.
And their brothers, and fathers, and mothers walked away
To where there was a body of water
And built cities
And had many sons, and daughters
And they began to fight amongst each other.
And so they walked
To where they found mountains
And built cities, and named them after themselves
And so they fled
And named themselves, renamed themselves
And fought amongst each other
And so they walked
And found a new land
Whose inhabitants did not share
The same names, the same features, the same values, the same deities.
Refuting how we obviously came to be
Across the waters (to) get away from me
Me is everywhere, even between the pages
I swear, evacuees to refugees
Refuting how we obviously came to be
Across the waters to get away from me
We stay, stray from our origins to set up camp.
Immigrants vs refugees the International topic of the day
Those unfortunate souls, yes those
Deemed as subhuman (to welcome me, to welcome me)
Whose worth, (to welcome me, who welcomes me?)
And self worth, (to welcome me, to welcome me)
Will never amount (to welcome me, who welcomes me?)
To the national debt (to welcome me, to welcome me)
Said my man Talaam Acey (to welcome me, who welcomes me?)
And this was happening stateside
How all of our governments were formed, a word to the wise
Whose worth, (to welcome me, to welcome me)
And self worth ( to welcome me, to welcome me, to welcome me)
Will never amount (to welcome me, to welcome me, who welcomes me?)
Who welcomes me? Who welcomes me? Who welcomes me? Who welcomes me?
Original lyrics by: Alan "Allonymous" Conway (C) 2015
And so they walked
To where there was a clearing
And built many cities, and named them after themselves
And had many offspring
Here's where they lived, here's where they dwelled.
And their brothers, and fathers, and mothers walked away
To where there was a body of water
And built cities
And had many sons, and daughters
And they began to fight amongst each other.
And so they walked
To where they found mountains
And built cities, and named them after themselves
And so they fled
And named themselves, renamed themselves
And fought amongst each other
And so they walked
And found a new land
Whose inhabitants did not share
The same names, the same features, the same values, the same deities.
Refuting how we obviously came to be
Across the waters (to) get away from me
Me is everywhere, even between the pages
I swear, evacuees to refugees
Refuting how we obviously came to be
Across the waters to get away from me
We stay, stray from our origins to set up camp.
Immigrants vs refugees the International topic of the day
Those unfortunate souls, yes those
Deemed as subhuman (to welcome me, to welcome me)
Whose worth, (to welcome me, who welcomes me?)
And self worth, (to welcome me, to welcome me)
Will never amount (to welcome me, who welcomes me?)
To the national debt (to welcome me, to welcome me)
Said my man Talaam Acey (to welcome me, who welcomes me?)
And this was happening stateside
How all of our governments were formed, a word to the wise
Whose worth, (to welcome me, to welcome me)
And self worth ( to welcome me, to welcome me, to welcome me)
Will never amount (to welcome me, to welcome me, who welcomes me?)
Who welcomes me? Who welcomes me? Who welcomes me? Who welcomes me?
Original lyrics by: Alan "Allonymous" Conway (C) 2015
credits
from GLOBAL - SYSTEM - ERROR,
released March 3, 2017
Production: m o k r o ï é
Music & Arrangement : Francesco_mk
Lyrics & Vocals : Allonymous
Production: m o k r o ï é
Music & Arrangement : Francesco_mk
Lyrics & Vocals : Allonymous
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m o k r o ï é is the electro trip-hop, pop, indus project,
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