After Midnight (feat. Clairo)

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A thunderous hymn for Gaza, global solidarity, and the courage to demand peace.

Genre: Protest Folk / Outlaw Blues / Psychedelic Rock
Mood: Defiant · Hopeful · Unyielding · Soul-Stirring

Lyrical Themes:
✊ Global marches for Palestine – "Twenty million voices rise with the dawn"
🕊️ Nonviolent resistance – "No weapon but light"
🌍 Borderless solidarity – "From Jakarta to London, every cry is a home"
💔 Gaza’s wounds – "Where the olive trees bleed"
⚡ A final plea – "Could we silence the guns? Could we end the night?"

Sound: Imagine Johnny Cash’s grit meets Pink Floyd’s atmospheric sorrow, with the raw fire of Bob Dylan’s protest era. Slide guitars weep, harmonica cries, and a gravelly voice howls the truth like a campfire prophet.

Why Listen?

For the 20 million worldwide marching for Palestine.

For anyone who believes music can be a weapon of light.

For the ghosts of Gaza’s children, and the futures we still must fight for.

Credits:
Written by Klaus Baumdick & Dawn in Peace

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