Told to Hide
by Lorin Klugman
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Censorship is always wrong. We need free speech, specially for independent media.
Song lyrics use "Radio" as a metaphor for "free speech". "Silent Storm" is a metaphor for censorship.
My hopes that censorship is washed away.
The video includes a shot of me playing an acoustic guitar. The actual audio recording is done completely with an electric guitar.
Song lyrics use "Radio" as a metaphor for "free speech". "Silent Storm" is a metaphor for censorship.
My hopes that censorship is washed away.
The video includes a shot of me playing an acoustic guitar. The actual audio recording is done completely with an electric guitar.
lyrics
Don’t know, where’s the time
Grabbed the dial, found your voice
Told to fear, told to cry
Need the radio, by my side
Truth is told, clear and wide
I listen now, heart and mind
I can think, for my self
Hear the sound, so free and wild
[ Break ]
Silent storm, oh they try
To kill the radio, what a crime
Darkness came, then washed away
Sing the song, beats like rain
Told to fear, told to hide
The Radio sings, free tonight
Grabbed the dial, found your voice
Told to fear, told to cry
Need the radio, by my side
Truth is told, clear and wide
I listen now, heart and mind
I can think, for my self
Hear the sound, so free and wild
[ Break ]
Silent storm, oh they try
To kill the radio, what a crime
Darkness came, then washed away
Sing the song, beats like rain
Told to fear, told to hide
The Radio sings, free tonight
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Lorin Klugman Chicago, Illinois
A founding member of Chicago punk rock band, DV8 (1980's). Scored and appeared in several PBS series "Image Union" short films.
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Sep 2023 -
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Feb 2023
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