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A Little Knowledge

Verse 1
When I was young, I thought I knew everything
As they say, a little knowledge is a dangerous thing
Like a couple facts about Rome or Martin Luther King

Pre-Chorus
But wisdom fades if we don’t stay true
The more I learned, the less I knew

Verse 2
We like to sit in our Ivory Towers
Francis Bacon said knowledge is power
Dr. King condemned money and power

Pre-Chorus
But wisdom fades if we don’t stay true
The more I learned, the less I knew

Chorus
Oh, I’m still searching for the light
Between the shadows of wrong and right
The higher I climb,
 the more I fall
Knowledge is a journey after all

Verse 3
I raised my voice with a borrowed phrase
Believed I could change the world in a hundred days
thought I was thorough, but barely escaped the blaze.

Pre-Chorus
But wisdom fades if we don’t stay true
The more I learned, the less I knew

Chorus
Oh, I’m still searching, searching for the light
Between the shadows of wrong and right
The higher I climb,
 the more I fall
Knowledge is a journey after all

Verse 4
The older I get, the questions reroute
The answers change in rain and drought
I know money and power ain’t what it’s all about 

Pre-Chorus
But wisdom fades if we don’t stay true
The more I learned, the less I knew

Chorus
Oh, I’m still searching, searching for the light
Between the shadows of wrong and right
The higher I climb,
 the more I fall
Knowledge is a journey after all

Chorus
Oh, I’m still searching, searching for the light
Between the shadows of wrong and right
The higher I climb,
 the more I fall
Knowledge is a journey after all


A Little Knowledge

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Résumé de l’album Les Lois de la Nature
Un album libertin en 13 chansons qui retrace, pas à pas, le cheminement de la pensée libre à travers les philosophes, les salons secrets, la critique des lois, la célébration des plaisirs, jusqu’à l’hymne final à la nature. De Cyrano à Épicure, de Montaigne aux libres penseurs, chaque chanson dévoile une étape : le doute, la provocation, la sensualité, l’égalité, la révolte contre les dogmes, pour finir dans la lumière d’une liberté universelle. Une fresque moderne, élégante et chaloupée, dans l’esprit des bars feutrés et de l’Art Déco, où la philosophie et le désir s’unissent en musique.

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