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SOS Refugees
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SOS Refugees è stato pubblicato il 6 agosto 2026 da Dj BeTo 74 come parte dell'album S.O.S
AlbumS.O.S
6 agosto 2026
EtichettaDj BeTo 74
LinguaEnglish
BPM135
Melodicità
Acousticità
Valence
Ballabilità
Energia

Video musicale

Video musicale

Testi

Deep in the bosom of the restless night
I hear the echoes of a desperate flight
Not my own, but still in my veins
Stories of borders, of barbed wire chains
They trade their homes for a plastic boat
A promise of life in a floating coat
While we count channels, remote in hand
They count the stars over a sinking sand
I can't get no sleep
When the sea won't keep
Their names, their dreams, their children deep
I can't get no sleep
SOS refugees
Lost in the dark of the same blue sea
We turn away, we close the door
But the waves keep bringing them back to shore
SOS refugees
Crying for help on a midnight breeze
How many more must the water keep
Before we open our eyes
From this deadly sleep
Insomnia hits when the TV glows
A child's face where the silence grows
Numbers on screens, but they're flesh and blood
Washed by the tide, covered in mud
They didn't choose this, they chose to live
To breathe, to work, to laugh, to give
But we build walls and call it right
While they drown in the cold of our gentle night
I can't get no sleep
When the sea won't keep
Their names, their dreams, their children deep
I can't get no sleep
SOS refugees
Lost in the dark of the same blue sea
We turn away, we close the door
But the waves keep bringing them back to shore
SOS refugees
Crying for help on a midnight breeze
How many more must the water keep
Before we open our eyes
From this deadly sleep
Same moon over Calais and my street
Same stars over Lampedusa and my sea
If humanity means anything at all
It means we answer when they call
Open the ports
Open the doors
Open the hearts
No more walls
SOS refugees
Lost in the dark of the same blue sea
We turn away, we close the door
But the waves keep bringing them back to shore
SOS refugees
Crying for help on a midnight breeze
How many more must the water keep
Before we wake up
From this deadly sleep
I can't get no sleep
SOS refugees
I can't get no sleep
Written by: Antonio Alberto Antunes Figueiral
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