Dark Side Of The Sun

Tokio Hotel's 'Dark Side Of The Sun' is a song that encapsulates the band's signature blend of rock and electronic music, while delving into themes of resistance and the struggle against oppressive forces. The lyrics suggest a world where media and authority impose control and censorship ('It's a riot, they say no'), urging the listener to not panic in the face of such overwhelming power. The repeated phrase 'We are, we are, we are' serves as a rallying cry, emphasizing unity and resilience among those who are disenfranchised or marginalized.

The song's chorus, 'Hello! The end is near! Hello! We're still standing here!', juxtaposes the idea of an impending doom with the defiance of still standing strong. This defiance is further highlighted by the line 'The future's just begun, on the dark side of the Sun', which suggests that even in the darkest times, there is a beginning and a hope for change. The 'dark side of the Sun' metaphorically represents the unseen, unacknowledged aspects of society and life, where the marginalized may find themselves.

The bridge of the song, 'Will you stand the pain when I'm by your side? Will you follow me into the night?', speaks to solidarity and support in the face of adversity. It's a call to stand together and not be afraid, with the promise that eventually, 'The dark side will shine for us'. This message of hope and camaraderie resonates with listeners who feel overshadowed by the larger forces at play in society.