Name: Black Parade (2022 Remaster)
Duration: P00H05M09S
Description: Black Parade originally released on the album "Break From This World". The tragic killing of Mahsa Amini and the subsequent murders of dozens of peaceful protestors and ordinary citizens in Iran inspired a revisit to this track and a new master version for 2022. In honor of all those oppressed in Iran who simply wish to lead a life chosen of their own free will.

Black Parade (2022 Remaster)

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Black Parade originally released on the album "Break From This World". The tragic killing of Mahsa Amini and the subsequent murders of dozens of peaceful protestors and ordinary citizens in Iran inspired a revisit to this track and a new master version for 2022. In honor of all those oppressed in Iran who simply wish to lead a life chosen of their own free will.

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Black Parade (with English translation)

Now have we seen this light for the last time
They’re turning back the clock and we won’t survive
On just hope this time

They slowly break us down from the inside
And force a way of life we don’t recognize
And free will has died

We take our breath for the last time
We’ll give it one more cry before they
Burn a hole in our hearts again

We saw it coming, this Black Parade
When will it end
Oh, you and I both know, this Black Parade
On fear depends
We can fight it but we can’t pretend

Khaste nasho, parvaz kon
(Don’t get tired, fly)
Ey khaste mooned too ghafas
(hey, the tired one in the cage)
Parvaz kon ta ke manam ba to ham avaz ham nafas
(fly until I sing and breathe with you)

The turbans reign supreme over virtue
You cannot lift your veil or speak the truth
They promise nothing but
Keep that bar held high for you

We saw it coming, this Black Parade
Will forge ahead
Oh, you and I both know, this Black Parade
The demon’s edge
We will fight it with our dying breath

And now they’ve pumped the masses full of rage
We’re going to light some fires
We’re gonna burn the stage
The lightning is coming, the marchers will fall….Fall!

Khaste nasho, khaste nasho, sokooteto faryad kon
(Don’t get tired, don’t get tired, shout loud your silence)
Ta mano dari, khodeto az in ghafas azad kon
(until you’ve got me, free yourself from this cage)

We saw it coming, this Black Parade
Will meet it’s end
Oh, you and I both know, this Black Parade
It’s good as dead
We will fight until the streets turn red

We saw it coming, this Black Parade
Will meet it’s end
Oh, you and I both know, this Black Parade
It’s good as dead
We will fight until the streets turn red

Faryad kon (shout)
Parvaz kon (fly)

We will fight until the streets turn red...

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released November 29, 2022

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