Ils croient peut être que la liberté s'achète"

Jamais je n'aurais cru que les paroles de cette chanson de Daniel Balavoine brûleraient mon âme, mon corps et mon esprit avec un changement de Paradigme tel que notre humanité traverse actuellment

I would never have believed that the lyrics of this song by Daniel Balavoine would burn my soul, body and spirit with with a Paradigm change as our humanity is currently going through

Je suis juste un petit chanteur qui espère du fond de son coeur que l'humanité se rassemblera face à l'adversité 

I'm just a little singer who hopes from the bottom of his heart that humanity will come together in the face of adversity

Musique de Daniel Balavoine
Realistion: Ballester

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La Vie Ne M'apprend Rien - Daniel Balavoine - MSIID

Diane Tell - Si j'etais un homme - Avec le Quatuor Hermes et Vincent Rehel (Repetitions) 2013

Casser la voix (Patrick Bruel)

Johnny Hallyday - Que je taime [Remix Techno]

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“The Old Code” is a song about the invisible scripts that shape our reactions long before we understand them.
It’s about the rules we learned in childhood, the patterns we copied to survive, and the emotional reflexes that stayed with us long after they stopped serving us.
In this track, the narrator realizes that his body still follows an outdated program — a set of internal commands like stay quiet, endure, swallow it down, be strong, say nothing.
They once protected him.
Now they confine him.

The song unfolds like an internal dialogue:
Why do old emotions still flare up?
Why does the body react before the mind?
And why do behaviors from the past continue to run, even when life has changed?

The chorus hits with the core truth:
the old code is still active, still burning, but it no longer belongs to the man he is today.
Instead of blaming himself, he chooses honesty:
to see the code clearly, to recognize its patterns, to admit that it no longer fits.

The final conclusion is not resolution — it’s awakening.
A conscious decision to stop running on an inherited program and begin writing something new, even without knowing the next line yet.

“The Old Code” is a raw, modern rock confession about the courage it takes
to outgrow your own past.

The Old Code

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CSgqBnCj3xM

Patrick Bruel - J'Te l'Dis Quand Même

Live video: https://youtu.be/wlGr-V_2NXQ

L'aigle noir, composed and interpreted by French artist Barbara in 1970. It sold one million copies in 12 hours.

The instruments are a Nord Piano 3 using a sampled Blüthner Model 1 grand piano with delay and reverb, and a layer of Oberheim Dave Smith OB-6 synth.

Casser la voix (Patrick Bruel)

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