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2. März 2022 · Flucht aus der Ukraine "I hope the Russians love their children too" Die Kinder auf den Bildern könnten unsere Kinder sein. Die Kinder auf den Bildern SIND unsere Kinder. 1985 sang Sting den Song ...
25. Feb. 2022 · And that is why this song is highlighted with the phrase “ I hope the Russians love their children too ”, as inspired by the aforementioned Sesame Street program. Or viewed alternatively, Sting is relying on the most-universal of human concerns, the love and protection of children, to buttress his argument.
20. März 2022 · Die Rockballade „Russians“ des britischen Sängers Sting im Jahr 1985. Die Rockballade „Russians“ drückt eine Hoffnung angesichts der Angst aus, die natürlicherweise durch eine atomare Bedrohung entsteht. Deshalb lautet auch der Refrain des Liedes „I hope th Russians love their children too.“. Bei der Komposition der Musik ließ ...
22. März 2024 · 1985 – West und Ost stehen sich mit unglaublicher atomarer Zerstörungskraft gegenüber. Stings Hoffnung: auch die Russen lieben ihre Kinder.
It's a lie we don't believe anymore. Mr. Reagan says we will protect you. I don't subscribe to this point of view. Believe me when I say to you. I hope the Russians love their children too. We share the same biology. Regardless of ideology. What might save us, me, and you. Is if the Russians love their children too.
I hope the Russians love their children too“ In the first verse, Sting blatantly criticises the West for it’s need to respond to any other political issue outside their part of the world, and their almost narcissistic desire to solve issues through a Western perspective: “In Europe and America. There’s a growing feeling of hysteria
Believe me when I say to you, I hope the Russians love their children too There is no historical precedent To put the words in the mouth of the president? There's no such thing as a winnable war, It's a lie we don't believe anymore. Mister Reagan says, "We will protect you." I don't subscribe to this point of view.
