Song For Congress

Nada Surf

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Nada Surf - Song For Congress Album: _ ______________________________________________________________________ [Verse 1] I’m a New Yorker with long American roots I see a land that’s tilting and I don’t know what to do Something is different this danger feels new Who do we look to? In the capitol building the chosen few I wrote a song for you I wrote a song for you [Chorus] As you walk through Statuary Hall Do you hear the marble breathing? All the statues are trying to talk What do you think that they’re saying? [Verse 2] The muse of history writes everything down She writes just what she sees in Washington town [Chorus] As you walk through Statuary Hall Did you catch the marble moving? All these statues are trying to walk Where do you think that they’re going? [Verse 3] We’re on a bigger team than left or right We have a flickering history as a guiding light Don’t want to see the American dream die in the night [Bridge] Around the world in bars and parks People commiserate Complex feelings around this flag of ours But don’t want to see it fade They still want their American friend [Chorus] As you walk through Statuary Hall Do you see the marble moving? All these statues are starting to walk Where do you think that they’re going? [Outro] To find the man who would be king   Doesn’t seem to care about anything      Now’s the time to do something Do we dare look away turn our heads As we slide into the dark? Now’s the time to do something When we’re old looking back We will cry when we see what we have done Now’s the time to say something Families split up the world heating up Now’s the time to say something We are letting hate lead us away

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La chanson évoque une profonde réflexion sur l'état de la société et de la politique américaine. À travers les mots de l’auteur, on ressent l'angoisse face à un danger inédit, une sorte de malaise qui imprègne le pays. Les statues du Capitole, symboles de l'histoire, semblent prendre vie et chercher à communiquer, exprimant les préoccupations de la nation. Le contexte met en lumière une division croissante entre les opinions et une inquiétude pour l'avenir de l'idéal américain. On ressent également un appel à l'action, soulignant l'importance de la solidarité au-delà des clivages politiques, afin de préserver ce rêve collectif. C'est un cri du cœur pour ne pas ignorer les défis actuels et pour agir avant qu'il ne soit trop tard.