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|Wake to see that true emancipation is a fantasy
|Wake to see that true emancipation is a fantasy
Policies have risen up and overcome the brave
All the seas have risen up and overcome the brave


... silent lost invisible to history
... silent lost invisible to history

Revision as of 13:13, 23 September 2012

Matt while recording the song
Muse song
Name Supremacy
Album/single The 2nd Law
Length 4:55
Alternative titles -
First live performance 20th September 2012
Latest live performance
Recorded 2011-2012
Writer/composer Matthew Bellamy
Producer Muse

Description

'Supremacy' sees the band going to "absurd levels," according to Matt. Spiralling swamp blues of the track builds to a climax of orchestral hysteria as Matt orates a terrifying scene of mankind losing its supremacy over the Earth as "the seas have risen up" and energy shortages cause global desperation.[1]

According to a French magazine, Jeuxactu, the song has elements of "Kashmir" from Led Zeppelin in its guitar riff and orchestration.[2]

During the post-Madness debut interview on Radio One with Zane Lowe, Matt said the song had a "big 7-string riff."

Information

By error of Bellamy, Howard, Wolstenholme or Kirk, the name of the song was leaked by a photo on Twitter, until it was deleted.

On March 30th 2012, a rumour started on-line, spreading through most of the social networks like twitter and facebook and, naturally, most Muse forums and fan-pages. Apparently, an excerpt of Supremacy had been leaked, revealing roughly 30 seconds of the song. The vocal version can be found here [1]. On April 1st 2012, the leak was confirmed to be fake, an April Fool's Day joke organised by Facebook page Coro Happy B-Day M. [3]

Lyrics

Inaccurate

Wake to see that true emancipation is a fantasy

All the seas have risen up and overcome the brave

... silent lost invisible to history And their spells brainwashing our children to their will

You don't have long, I am on to you The time, it has come to destroy

Your supremacy Supremacy

Your supremacy Supremacy

Ooh Ooh

You don't have long, I am on to you The time, it has come to destroy

Your supremacy Your

Supremacy

Yeah yeah

References

  1. http://www.muselive.com/index.php?m=single&id=6747
  2. http://www.muselive.com/forums.php?m=posts&q=52987&d=0
  3. Coro Happy B-Day M.. (2012-04-01). Buon Primo Aprile, Folks!. Facebook. Retrieved 2012-04-02 from facebook.com.


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