One Hundred Years From Now
Dennis DeYoung
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Tell me how do we begin this tragic tale When centuries of fear and hate have left a bloody trail And will there come a time we'll live to see When the sins of our fathers and mothers will cease to be Est-ce possible d'oublier, pourrons-nous nous pardonner ? Nos fils pourront-ils vivre de la mémoire des livres et du sang sous nos pieds ? Après les hécatombes, le cœur comme une bombe Au millieu des décombres, qui voudra venir au monde ? Priez debout, plus jamais à genoux Y a sûrement un homme assez fou Pour tuer les dieux qui nous déchirent depuis la nuit des temps Eye for eye, tooth for tooth Who among us will speak the truth So our children's children will live in peace somehow One hundred years from now Comment pourront nos yeux, rongés par la honte, trouver de la lumière, Pendant que la nuit tombe sur la fin d'un monde ? And can we really feel another's pain While the killing continues from Adam and Abel to Cain Eye for eye, tooth for tooth Who among us will speak the truth So our children's children will live in peace somehow One hundred years from now Priez mes frères, condamnez la guerre Qui brûle aux quatres coins de la Terre Priez pour tous ceux qui veulent venger leurs enfants Eye for eye, tooth for tooth Who among us will speak the truth So our children's children will live in peace somehow One hundred years from now, One hundred years from now.
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Written by: Dennis De Young, Eric Lapointe
Lyrics © Wixen Music Publishing, SODRAC
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12 facts about this song
Song Release"One Hundred Years from Now" is a solo song by Dennis DeYoung that was released in 2007, with the album of the same name.
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Artist BackgroundDennis DeYoung is a founding member of the renowned rock band Styx. He was a primary vocalist and keyboardist in the band before embarking on his successful solo career.
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Album PopularityThe "One Hundred Years from Now" album was DeYoung's first studio album in over a decade and was well-received by fans.
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GenreThe song falls under the genre of Rock, Soft rock, and Symphonic rock, showcasing DeYoung's flexibility and versatility as a musician.
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Guest AppearanceDeYoung's old bandmate, Tom Dziallo, from his pre-Styx band The Trade Winds, played guitar on the title track "One Hundred Years from Now".
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Lyrical ContentThe song lyrics reveal personal sentiments about the passage of time and the desire to create a lasting, positive legacy.
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Critical ReviewCritics appreciated the song, highlighting its powerful lyrics and DeYoung's captivating vocals.
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Album ArtFor the album "One Hundred Years from Now", DeYoung is seen in the album art with a futuristic city in the background, providing a visual element to the theme of the song and album.
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Track Location"One Hundred Years from Now" is the second track in the album and serves as one of the popular tunes in the album.
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Radio PlayDespite not being a chart-topper like his Styx hits, "One Hundred Years from Now" enjoyed considerable radio play, demonstrating DeYoung's continued relevance even after leaving Styx.
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RecognitionThe entire album was named Album Of The Year by the Classic Rock Revisited website and later re-released with a different cover and bonus track in 2009.
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Live Performances"One Hundred Years from Now" adds a retrospective feel to DeYoung's live performances, often stirring nostalgia among fans.
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