HalamaK
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THE ODE HAS BEEN SET FREE
Fans have noticed that the final track on the album, Ode To Freedom, has a familiar tune. Not because it contains a call-back to a previous song composed by the band, but rather because the song references the Waltz from Tchaikovsky’s ballet, the Swan Lake.
- Classic fM
Its lyric talks about the futility of writing an ode that’s worth remembering, which leaves an odd note, especially when we’re talking about a band whose songs are known around the world.
- The Guardian
“Ode to Freedom” concludes Voyage with delectable hints of cynicism and solidarity. The eerie string instrumentals build up to some foreboding lyrics like “I like to think that freedom is more than just a word,” which tells us just exactly how the band feels the world views freedom as a concept.
- The Young Folks
Good Lord, Gammons are going to eat this UP! It's giving us very Take Back Control energy but I can't help but stan!
- Loufoque
6th listen on this one and i finally get it!
- alib, Golden Member
Perhaps voters hadn't yet taken the time do digest this enigmatic piece of art.I’m perfectly content with the Brexit analogies considering the lyrics are about how impossible it is to write an Ode to Freedom that everyone could get on board with.
- Pingu
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