Freedom Music #16: Nicolette – No Government (Tocadisco Lazy Days Remix). Original udgaven kan høres her.
Nicolette – No Government
Freedom Music #16: Nicolette – No Government (Tocadisco Lazy Days Remix). Original udgaven kan høres her.
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Interessant. Fandt et interview med hende hvor hun omtaler sangen:
Interviewer:
“I read somewhere that you got a bit of stick for No Government because some journalists thought it was an anarchic song. How did you react to that?”
Nicolette:
“I don’t understand how anyone can think of this song as anarchic! Or maybe I don’t understand what anarchy really means. It was really annoying to have to keep explaining to the press that the song is about the real meaning of freedom, and them not paying the slightest bit of attention to my explanations… basically, no government is just saying that if we as human beings trusted ourselves and believed in this amazing intrinsic wisdom that we have, we wouldn’t have to be told what the right thing to do is, because we would know. And by extension the world would be different… less stressed, perhaps, less fearful. Fear is a killer.”
Interessant. Fandt et interview med hende hvor hun omtaler sangen:
Interviewer:
“I read somewhere that you got a bit of stick for No Government because some journalists thought it was an anarchic song. How did you react to that?”
Nicolette:
“I don’t understand how anyone can think of this song as anarchic! Or maybe I don’t understand what anarchy really means. It was really annoying to have to keep explaining to the press that the song is about the real meaning of freedom, and them not paying the slightest bit of attention to my explanations… basically, no government is just saying that if we as human beings trusted ourselves and believed in this amazing intrinsic wisdom that we have, we wouldn’t have to be told what the right thing to do is, because we would know. And by extension the world would be different… less stressed, perhaps, less fearful. Fear is a killer.”