The black balloon floats
The black balloon flies
The black balloon pops
The black balloon dies
I must be the black balloon then
The children of the world always speak the truth, and
The earth will soon end
We all perish, all parents, all kids, all buried
Cemetery, ceremonious, find me at my loneliest
Life is the ugliest bitch I ever messed with
When she quickly down that nut back like Nesquik
Never try to take my life, you get your chest hit
Counting paper with Nyyjerya till my flesh split

We all cry
The day the black balloon explodes, we all die
Nobody couldn't handle the truth, we all lie
They wait to see the real exposed, till they like
"Take that fucking shit until my casket close"
We all cry
The day the black balloon explodes, we all die
Nobody couldn't handle the truth, we all lie
They wait to see the real exposed, till they like
"Take that fucking shit until my casket close"
We all cry

#不歌頌的自由

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在公民廣場的五星紅旗旗杆上，我們綁上「#不歌頌的自由」的標語，宣示香港眾志「人權大於主權、人民大於國家」的主張，反對政府藉「維護國家標誌」為名鉗制表達自由。

言論自由的精髓在於有權說話，更在於不說話的權利。香港市民有自由不對國歌肅然起敬，政府不能指揮我們的行為與思想。

We have tied a banner that proclaims our “right to not sing our praises” onto the pole of the five-star flag in Civic Square to declare Demosisto’s conviction that the people is greater than the sovereignty and the country itself, and to oppose the government’s efforts to clamp down on our freedom of expression in the name of “protecting the symbol of the country.”
The essence of the freedom of speech lies in our right to speak, and it’s even more so in our right to not speak. Hong Kong citizens have the right to not be stern or ceremonious when facing the national anthem, and the government should not be able to dictate such kinds of behaviour and thoughts.

Photo credit : @jimmy0461
#眾志日記 #國歌法 #公民廣場 #civicsquare

不願做奴隸的人們

#行動現場 【🇨🇳🎶國歌法首讀日 眾志突襲五星旗杆】
#LiveFromTheAction [🇨🇳🎶 First Reading of the National Anthem Law, Demosisto Strikes at the Five-Star Flagpole]

在公民廣場的五星紅旗旗杆上，我們綁上「#不歌頌的自由」的標語，宣示香港眾志「人權大於主權、人民大於國家」的主張，反對政府藉「維護國家標誌」為名鉗制表達自由。

言論自由的精髓在於有權說話，更在於不說話的權利。香港市民有自由不對國歌肅然起敬，政府不能指揮我們的行為與思想。

We have tied a banner that proclaims our “right to not sing our praises” onto the pole of the five-star flag in Civic Square to declare Demosisto’s conviction that the people is greater than the sovereignty and the country itself, and to oppose the government’s efforts to clamp down on our freedom of expression in the name of “protecting the symbol of the country.”

The essence of the freedom of speech lies in our right to speak, and it’s even more so in our right to not speak. Hong Kong citizens have the right to not be stern or ceremonious when facing the national anthem, and the government should not be able to dictate such kinds of behaviour and thoughts.

"Datun Julud" means "long dance" in Dayak Kenyah language, "Hivan Joh" in Kayan, and "Arang Kadang" in Kelabit. It is traditionally danced by a group of ladies on ceremonious occasions, by the Orang Ulu people of Borneo


Song: Put Burui / Datun Julud
Music by Alena Murang
Music produced by Pepper Jam Productions