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World go Boom

By kbonham on January 6, 2012.

The thing I like most about this mashup is that it's superficially just a mashup of the most popular music of 2011, but it also manages to be a statement on some of the most important events of 2011: the protests from Egypt and Libya to OWS

Maybe it's hard

We will never be never be broken and scarred
There's no way I'm turning back oh oh oh oh
Here's the situation
Got this feeling that you can't fight
Been to every nation
The city is on fire tonight
Maybe it's hard
We will never be never be broken and scarred
There's no way I'm turning back oh oh oh oh
Here's the situation
Got this feeling that you can't fight
Been to every nation
The city is on fire tonight
You wanted control
But you're a liar
And now everything is on fire
Don't underestimate things like this[...]

Take it all
Take the house
Take my car
Take the change in my pocket
I'm a superstar
We ain't stoppin'[...]

The show goes on
every night and day
The dream goes on
standing side by side
all again

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