Name: Humanity's Cry
Duration: P00H05M36S
Description: This song is about what we would say if we had to explain ourselves to a superior alien intelligence. A critical self reflection of our species, in a moment of clarity.

Humanity's Cry

from Sagittarius A by id.

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This song is about what we would say if we had to explain ourselves to a superior alien intelligence. A critical self reflection of our species, in a moment of clarity.

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The energy inside, proven to be there
The ancients, knew what we forgot
Connection to the stars, understanding of life

We have forgotten who we are
We are lost among the stars

From my eyes, open wide, open wide
It comes, from my eyes, open wide, and now I see

What has happened to our lives, when will they find us
Will they love us for who we are
Greed and corruption, deception and lies
We have steered ourselves wrong, return road is steep

Too many will die

From my eyes, open wide, open wide
It comes, from my eyes, open wide, and now I see

What has happened to our lives, when will they find us
Will they love us for who we are
Greed and corruption, deception and lies
We have steered ourselves wrong, return road is steep now…

And now from my eyes, open wide, open wide
It comes, from my eyes, open wide, and now I see

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from Sagittarius A, released February 10, 2015

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id. Vancouver, British Columbia

With songwriting that is a progressive, heavy and catharsis, Vancouver, BC’s id is a multi layered metal force. Inspired by Sigmund Freud’s theory on the levels of the human psyche, the band’s frontline introduction of their subconscious tendencies is unleashed in their debut EP ‘Sagittarius A’ due out Feb 10, 2014. ... more

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