1111 & Phatnumber - Use Your Heart Humanity flac album

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Heart Humanity is here to promote and celebrate what makes us Human-Empathy, Compassion, Kindness, and Love. May we look into our hearts, and for gods-sake use our brains-and all find some sense of humanity within.

Humanity" is a song by Scorpions. It is the first single from their album, Humanity - Hour 1. Scorpions performed their new single, on 24 March 2007 at a special concert to celebrate the 50th anniversary of signing the Roman treaty, which became the basis for foundation of the European Union. Its main theme throughout is of the future downfall of human civilization as they themselves know it.

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Album Humanity Hour I. Humanity Lyrics. Humanity, auf wiedersehen It's time to say goodbye, the party's over As the laughter dies, an angel cries Humanity, it's au revoir to your insanity You sold your soul to feed your vanity Your fantasies and lies. You're a drop in the rain Just a number, not a name And you don't see it You don't believe it At the end of the day You're a needle in the hay You signed and sealed it And now you got to deal with it. Humanity, humanity, humanity Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, goodbye It's time.

Humanity Hour I, the latest Scorpions outing, has some sort of concept at the heart of it, but you needn't worry about the plot-–suffice it to say that the venerable Teutonic rock quintet has delivered a collection of highly melodic and semi-energetic hard pop. The record's short on hard rockers, though what is here-the title cut, "You're Lovin' Me to Death," "321"-serve as noble attempts at updating the group's sound and keeping its reputation as a heavy metal band intact.