“Entropia”

  
Anarchist song from Greece based on a poem of 1978 by Katerina Gogou, remixed by DIY band “Entropia”. Katerina passed away on a say (in October of 1993)

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zeL39hntE74

 One morning I’ll open the door
and I’ll get out into the streets, like I did yesterday.
And I will be thinking of nothing else
but that one piece from the father and the piece from the sea,
those only pieces that they ’ve left me with.
And the city, the city that they ’ve left to rot.
And our friends that have been lost.
One morning I’ll open the door
straight, dead straight into the fire
and I will get out as yesterday,

shouting at them “fascists”,

erecting barricades and throwing rocks,

with a red banner held high, shining in the sun.

I’ ll open the door

and it’s not that I fear,

but, you see, I wanted to tell you that I didn’t make it on time

and that you need to learn

not to be descending to the streets without any weapons as I did,

because I didn’t make it on time,

because then you will disappear as I disappeared into vagueness,

broken into little pieces made of sea, childhood years and red banners.

One morning I’ll open the door

and I will vanish away with the dream of revolution

within the infinite loneliness of the streets on fire,

within the infinite loneliness of the paper barricades,

bearing by them a label, that you should not believe,

“Provocateur”.

The poem translated in English is taken from "A view from Athens"

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