Miracle

Onlap's song 'Miracle' is a powerful anthem that addresses the apathy and complacency of society in the face of impending disaster. The repeated refrain 'We don't care' underscores a collective indifference to the world's problems, whether they be environmental, social, or political. This indifference is depicted as a dangerous ignorance, as the lyrics mention ignoring 'the waves' and 'the fire,' metaphors for natural and man-made crises that are being overlooked.

The song paints a bleak picture of a society that has lost its way, consumed by progress and materialism. Lines like 'Behind the progress, behind our walls, we had it all and we want more' suggest that in the pursuit of advancement, humanity has become blind to the consequences of its actions. The dream of a better future has turned into a nightmare, as the song laments, 'The future is ours, we run out of time.' This sense of urgency is palpable, emphasizing that the time to act is now, before it's too late.

Despite the grim outlook, 'Miracle' is also a call to action. The repeated plea 'We need a miracle' serves as a wake-up call, urging listeners to recognize the severity of the situation and to take responsibility. The song acknowledges that while the problems may seem insurmountable, change is possible if society collectively decides to care and act. The final verses, 'When the sunlight will go away, we'll stand here with nothing to say,' serve as a stark warning of the silent world we will leave behind if we continue on our current path.