Minneapolis | Dark Folk | (AI Music)

Описание: “If you come to Minneapolis… you might hear a freedom song.”

This is a dark folk reinterpretation inspired by the gentle tone of classic 60s folk music — turned into a quiet, unsettling reflection on modern reality.

Soft melodies. Calm voices.
And words that don’t look away.

This song is meant to be listened to slowly.
No shouting. No answers.
Just a city, a night, and what remains when the noise fades.

🎵 Music & Lyrics: Zag & Ash Calder (AI-assisted)
🎙 Vocal Performance: Chris (Suno AI)
🖼 Visuals: Nano Banana

This is a work of satire and reflection.
It does not accuse — it observes.
And please… don’t look away.

Lyrics:

If you're going to Minneapolis
Be sure to pull your hoodie tight
There’s something in the streets tonight
Blue lights dancing like a show
Promises they come and go

All across the city
People whisper soft and low
Talking 'bout tomorrow
Like they know

If you come to Minneapolis
You might hear a freedom song
Played through sirens and broken glass
When the nights are long
You’ll meet some gentle people there
Still believing somehow
That tomorrow comes
If we survive tonight somehow

Summer nights with burning signs
Winter courts and frozen lies
Statues fall but nothing moves
Every truth is “under review”

The news keeps saying
“This will heal the pain”
Another name, another march
Another refrain

If you come to Minneapolis
Bring flowers if you dare
Lay them down on empty words
And knees that didn’t care
You’ll see smiling faces
Painted on the wall
They look like hope
But hope here takes the fall

They said this time is different
They always do
History keeps breathing
In red, white, and blue

If you come to Minneapolis
Don’t ask who’s right or wrong
Just listen to what’s left behind
When the silence lasts too long
There’s no crown of flowers waiting
No gentle summer sound
Just a city softly singing
We remember. We’re still around.

Welcome to Minneapolis
Please don’t look away

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