Deaf Radio - Arsenal of Hope (Official Lyric Video)

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//About
Arsenal of Hope is the title track of Deaf Radio’s 3rd album, released 11/11/22. The song revolves around Tasos Leivaditis’ poem “This star is for all of us”, where the poet crafts his vision of a brighter future, and became the band's guiding light through inconceivable times.
Credits:
Music by Deaf Radio
Lyrics by Tasos Leivaditis, Translated by Deaf Radio *
Lyric Video by Lydia Gerakakis
Artwork by Dimitris Sakkas
Production by Deaf Radio, Stelios Provis
Additional Production & Sound Design by Marios Naris
Recording by Greg Magos at Few Studios
Mixing by Iraklis Vlachakis
Mastering by John Davis at Metropolis Studios
*The use of Tasos Leivaditis' poem is approved and licensed by his legal heirs
//Lyrics
The simplest things we fought for
A door, a star, a stand
A sunny morning walk
A calm dream at night
A love that they can’t spoil
A song that we all sing
But they are breaking through our doors
They’re tearing down our hearts
Oh, the air smells rain and war
Maybe I won’t come home
You’ve got to keep moving on
A thousand people passed away
Just hold his hand and walk away
Maybe I’m out of
I’m out of it
We’ll win our life in the end
We’ll be together one day
And make the night ours again
The air smells like rain and war
As the world keeps collapsing now
And trains of soldiers passing by
I could barely see them through the glass
The city died alone
The world could fit in our hearts
And I was waiting for you
Long before I met you
People running in the streets
Women closing their doors
As the noise keeps getting louder
There’s no place to sleep
I’m seeking for a smile
Just to confirm that we exist
Our traces lost in the storm
Every night they are
Taking away a man
There’s nowhere we could hide
Just heard what your eyes asked
Tomorrow people
Oh, the air smells rain and war…
We are falling into place
We got nothing left,
cause we’ve lost ourselves again