Michel Montecrossa

‘Tree On The Hill’ Michel Montecrossa’s New-Topical-Song-Movement Audio Single and DVD released by Mira Sound Germany is dedicated to the International Year of Forests.

Michel Montecrossa says about ‘Tree On The Hill’:
“Forests are a major part of the foundations of life on earth. The conflicting powers acting in our psychological jungle should not harm the life of natural forests and their wild life. When forests dwindle, get sick or disappear, not only wild life but humanity too is endangered, loses health of mind and body and moves into wrong directions. As an activist I promote afforestation in Mirapuri to save forests, their wild life and a consciousness of harmony with nature for future generations.”

TREE ON THE HILL
Tree on the Hill, I see you waiting still. / Tree of the knowledge, branching far beyond. The fascists are hungry and time is running out. / The system is dangerous and you too. / Tree on the Hill, I’m a-waiting still.
The cops get payed and the criminal too. / The president likes money and the churchmen too. / All are running blindfold, why not you? / The rough road and the naked child, my Lord: / Tree on the Hill, I’m a-hangin’ ‘round still.
The desert is hot and the lifeless street. / The dirt is rollin’ into the waters, if you please. / Light is shining, I live this dream. / Words are good only if power they give. / Tree on the Hill, standing in the wind. / Tree on the Hill, standing so still.
Let’s gather round the tree on the Hill. / Truth is the key ‘cause Love is so real. / Gather in the city for a better world. / Tree on the Hill, I see you waitin’ still, / and my dream is active Will, / and my dream is active Will.
Lyrics & Music: Michel Montecrossa, © Mira Sound Germany

‘The Happiness‘ Michel Montecrossa’s New-Topical-Song-Movement Audio Single and DVD released by Mira Sound Germany contemplating the Eyjafjallajökull and the Grimsvötn volcanic eruptions in Iceland.

Michel Montecrossa says about ‘The Happiness’:
“Volcano eruptions like the Eyjafjallajökull and the Grimsvötn eruptions in Iceland are two of the many calls of nature to us not to waste our time on earth with useless and evil things, but to rather turn to the growth of happiness for all.
Happiness makes us strong to face ordeals, to bring peace and love to the earth and to change the inner as well as the outer climate for the better.
This is what volcanoes taught me….”

THE HAPPINESS
I look up into the sky: / The happiness I see, free is the light. / Can you change your position? / Can you see the happy light!
Volcano ash-cloud closes airports. / Flights cancelled, eruption intensifies: / Is it that what it needs to make you cry? / Listen to the earth, listen to the sky.
With my hands I feel the fresh, clear water. / The happiness I feel of the great mother. / Dying is your river: You show no gratitude. / But earth is our mother, she knows what to do.
What is the reason why you don’t do? / Aren’t you ready, don’t you know the clue!
The vision is there beyond the passing scenes. / There’s a feeling in the air of a mighty thing. / Is there someone who can save the world? / Change is stable, change is always there.
Green tomorrow gives passion, is true. / I make the move into the new. / Young, exuberant and unruly too / I am for the sake of me and you.
I’m the new rebellious generation-might. / The drive is there in the new bright light. / I celebrate humanity through happiness and love. / I hear the voice, I’m on the new road.
Love is there, is saving the world. / The truth is stable, changes the earth.
I look up into the sky. / The happiness I see is in your life. / I can change any position. / I can see the happy light.
On my skin I feel your fresh, clear breath. / The happiness I feel is always in the best. / The planet is there, we can live there. / The world is there for lovers, it’s good to dare.
What is the reason why you don’t do? / Aren’t you ready, not sure of the clue? / Love is with you, is saving the earth. / The truth is power that changes the world.
Childlike I touch your wonderbreast, / your heart is ready for the best.
Lyrics & Music: Michel Montecrossa, © Mira Sound Germany

‘In The Street‘ Michel Montecrossa’s New-Topical-Song-Movement Audio Single and DVD released by Mira Sound Germany is dedicated to the Real Democracy Protests in Spain and the Young Europe Awakening.

Michel Montecrossa says about ‘In The Street’:
“Politics is cheap, you can’t trust a top thief. ‘In The Street’ is dedicated to the Real Democracy Protests in Spain and the Young Europe Awakening.”

Democracy Real Ya says:
“We are ordinary people. We are like you: people, who get up every morning to study, work or find a job, people who have family and friends. People, who work hard every day to provide a better future for those around us … We are all concerned and angry about the political, economic, and social outlook which we see around us: corruption among politicians, businessmen, bankers, leaving us helpless, without a voice… But if we join forces, we can change it. It’s time to change things, time to build a better society together… We need an ethical revolution. Instead of placing money above human beings, we shall put it back to our service. We are people, not products.”

IN THE STREET
In the street I hear the song of understanding, / the fighting instinct of misunderstanding. / I’m standin’ at the corner rockin’ guitar wild, / I’m in the street seein’ people passin’ by.
I’m a-cryin’ with the window, nobody in sight. / I’m a-cryin’ with a job lost, livin’ I must and not die. / I’m a-cryin’ without tears, I have seen too much.
In the street there are the ladies, there are the gents. / You can decide if you call them the queens and the kings. / In the street there are the voices and there is the sin. / In your heart there is the answer and the angry scream.
They sell you and your work for a soulless price. / They know no mercy, you have a child and a wife. / Politics is cheap, you can’t trust a top thief.
Fight your way through, be tuffer than all lies. / You know you’re in the jungle – it’s no surprise. / If you kill enough you belong to the right. / You are the good if you give up your life.
No, I’m in the street, / I won’t lose my right to battle and to win, / to come out of the night, / to be with my loved ones and know the right side.
In the street it is rumblin’, it is underground. / The pavement is a-shakin’ and suddenly it comes: / the obvious difference between right and wrong, / the revolution of love and the moment to be strong.
The hunger is there to be unbound, / the hunger and the thirst to be young / with union and power to move on.
People must unite, for that they are born. / Shakin’ hands is not enough: Workin’ hands are strong. / People unite! Act as one! / Be the strength and not the weakness, get things done!
In the street you can’t hide, you have a face. / In the street it is simple and the way is straight. / In the street it is whatever you can do best.
In the street I hear the song of unrest. / The fighting instinct of the entire mess. / I’m standin’ at the corner, rockin’ guitar wild, / I’m in the street seein’ people passin’ by / and I see, yes, I see the morning light.
Lyrics & Music: Michel Montecrossa, © Mira Sound Germany

‘Bygone Times‘ Michel Montecrossa’s New-Topical-Song-Movement Audio Single and DVD released by Mira Sound Germany about love seen from the other side of the divide, just like the story of Maria Shriver and Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Michel Montecrossa says about ‘Bygone Times’ :
“‘Bygone Times’ is a New-Topical-Song Movie about love seen from the other side of the divide. It makes me think about Maria Shriver and Arnold Schwarzenegger.”

BYGONE TIMES
The wind is howling / in an empty place / cold and strange like eyes / that stare into a glass / covered by dust / of bygone times.
A room might be there / in that desert-home, / filled with thoughts we once loved, / filled with visions / and memories / and all things / that once were precious / to you and me.
I would like to meet you / in a better place / and a better time, too. / But now I’m here, / where I saw you last, / where I lost my heart, / where all my feelings / are caught in bygone times.
Tell me, my love, are you happy still / in arms that are not mine? / Tell me, girl, don’t you see sometimes / bygone times passing by, / slow with pain / of a touching past, / once so sacred, once so bright, / forever lost, / yet living still / in some chamber of the mind?
Oh, how much I would like you to spare / this show of fading beats / of a loving heart / lost and struggling / where the cold wind blows / across the fields / of bygone times, / yes, of bygone times, my love.
Between the pages of a history book / I found a folded page, / sheltering a drawing / scribbled down by you / while you called me on the phone. / And I saw you near, babe, / and I felt you near, babe, / and I could understand, babe, / our love is so real / and not a finished tale / buried in the dust / of history’s pages / frozen into a figure / or a monument old.
No, it is living with all its might, / our love is strong and unbroken. / And I know you feel it, too, / at the same time as I do. / Yes, I am sure / that wherever you are / and whomever you might love / and whoever loves you / you’ll know: our love / doesn’t belong / to the times of bygone ages.
Music & Lyrics: Michel Montecrossa, © Mira Sound Germany

‘Street Rocker In Syria‘ Michel Montecrossa’s New-Topical-Song-Movement Audio Single and DVD released by Mira Sound Germany dedicated to the road of change all over the world.

Michel Montecrossa says about ‘Street Rocker In Syria’ :
“The ‘Street Rocker In Syria’ song and movie, dedicated to the road of change all over the world, is a Topical-Song-Movement-Outcry against another useless tyrant-regime from the dead past, blind to the needs of the people. But life is the future, is a universal right and will always win.”

STREET ROCKER IN SYRIA
They stretch their bones in the casket green. / The void is near as much as is the dream. / Fantastic visions and cities rotten with human mind.
The late hour show is a way of prayin’ / as much as is the sexy girl hidin’ a man. / Me, I’m wonderin’ ’bout the college-boys, the small-brains of tomorrow.
There is enough trouble waitin’ everywhere. / I am young, I’m on the street to somewhere
where there are no snipers and leaders from hell, / the system-builders of no tomorrow.
Streets don’t last longer than your moments of attention. / In there is the vision of true and straight intention. / Don’t trust the ones outside the Street Rocker ocean.
Today is a great moment of media history. / There are no ambulances, only killin’ and arrestin’. / Dead bodies and the wounded are lying on the street.
Street Rocker I am with courage to look beyond / demonized leaders and the rule of the wrong. / Let us change the rules of the game, death-crazy and most insane.
They stretch their bones in the casket green. / The void is near as much as is the dream. / Fantastic visions and cities rotten with human mind.
The late hour show is a way of prayin’ / as much as is the sexy girl hidin’ a man. / Me, I’m wonderin’ ’bout the college-boys, the small-brains of tomorrow.
Streets don’t last longer than your moments of attention. / In there is the vision of true and straight intention. / Don’t trust the ones outside the Street Rocker ocean.
Music & Lyrics: Michel Montecrossa, © Mira Sound Germany

‘Talkin’ End Of Terror – Talkin’ End Of Bin Laden‘ Michel Montecrossa’s New-Topical-Song-Movement Audio Single and DVD released by Mira Sound Germany.

Michel Montecrossa says about ‘Talkin’ End Of Terror – Talkin’ End Of Bin Laden’:
“It is not hate and joy about death that bring the end of terror. It is the love for a young and new world that no longer wants intolerance but happy working together, peace for all and human unity.”

Song Lyrics:
TALKIN’ END OF TERROR – TALKIN’ END OF BIN LADEN
It is sad to look into faces / of demonized men that call themselves leaders. / How deep must a man fall to kill his brothers and sisters? / How evil must a man be to destroy freedom and peace?
Every day we are more human beings on earth. / Every day it’s a young world that is born and is brave. / The future is young, is bright and is joyful, / is not the old maniac hateful and cruel.
The young blood will outlast every terror. / The young hearts will love where tyrants scream and bubble. / The young mind is rich with happy endeavors. / The young life is future, knows how to be free.
Soon the day dawns when the old world is gone / and young generations with love will move on. / I’m so fed up with haters and systems that kill. / I’m young and creative, to be is my will.
The living dead are jealous of me and my brothers / and sisters and our freedom feel / ’cause our life is yearning, kissin’ and laughin’, / our life is true work and strong love without borders.
It’s time to no more have to look into faces / of demonized men that call themselves leaders. / It’s time to unite with all brothers and sisters / to bring to the world freedom and peace.
Talkin’ End of Terror – Talkin’ End of Bin Laden.
Lyrics & Music: Michel Montecrossa, © Mira Sound Germany

‘The Best Thing For America‘ Michel Montecrossa’s New-Topical-Song-Movement Audio Single and DVD released by Mira Sound Germany dedicated to Barack Obama’s second term and America’s way to World Unity.

Michel Montecrossa about ‘The Best Thing For America’:
“‘The Best Thing For America’ is a song and movie reminding America that a great and powerful nation has the duty to lead the world towards the United States of Planet Earth. It is a question of fulfilling a great nation’s true destiny. Barack Obama could be the man doing the right thing for that.”

THE BEST THING FOR AMERICA
The Best Thing For America is Obama’s second term. / He is a rare politician knowing humanity. / He can lead the nation on the right way.
Time is short and the way is long. / For doin’ great things you have to be young. / To stand for peace and unity you have to be strong.
America has problems, it don’t have to be so / if America is a-doin’ what destiny wants. / Destiny, my friend, wants peace and wants unity.
The United States of America / want good money and want good work / for all the good people in this good land.
The Best Thing For America is Obama’s second term. / He is a rare politician knowing humanity. / He can lead the nation on the right way.
When gold is at a record high / and the Arab world is awakenin’ / it’s time to think about achieving Human Unity.
Tornado outbreak in America, / clash of opposition groups, / protest and unrest and the violent storms, / hail of bullets and cruel war zones.
The United States of America / have a mission to fulfill: / I say, they must take the lead on the way to Unity.
The United States of Planet Earth / are the freedom goal ahead / bringin’ fair and equal wages everywhere / and good work and peace for all.
America has problems as everyone does / but they all can be solved through World Union, / my friend, / the Living Celebration of Humanity
through the work-force of us all.
The Best Thing For America is Obama’s second term. / He is a rare politician knowing humanity. / He can lead the nation on the right way.
Music & Lyrics: Michel Montecrossa, © Mira Sound Germany

‘Talkin’ End Game: It’s The Radioactive Song‘ Michel Montecrossa’s New-Topical-Song-Movement Audio-CD and DVD released by Mira Sound Germany is dedicated to the Fukushima nuclear plant disaster.

Michel Montecrossa says about ‘Talkin’ End Game: It’s The Radioactive Song’:
“Nuclear disasters, human disasters, natural disasters are all warnings and strong calls to turn to a higher evolution of consciousness.
In the emergence of a knowing instead of an ignorant humanity would be the hope for a more harmonious and less desctructive evolutionary drive on terrestrial world.”

Gianni Mongrandi in the E-Zine ‘Daring To Do’:
“Here’s a new Michel Montecrossa song and video focusing on a current hot topic. In his song ‘Talkin’ End Game: It’s The radioactive Song’ the german-american songwriter deals with the Fukushima Nuclear Plant disaster. Michel Montecrossa, a songwriter gaining momentum especially among international listeners, is an attentive observer of reality and misses no opportunity to let his songs voice the painful problems that disturb the well-being of our planet.”

TALKIN’ END GAME: IT’S THE RADIOACTIVE SONG (Dedicated to the Fukushima Nuclear Plant)
Talkin’ End Game: It’s The Radioactive Song. / Push away the dark thoughts, see, yes, see the light of the One. / Latest news spreads the threat to this heart of mine: / Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant brought the demon time.
Talkin’ End Game: It’s The Radioactive Song. / It’s bad to feel alone with eyes like glitterin’ holes. / My head aches from contaminated ham and eggs and juice. / Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant did it to you too.
Talkin’ End Game: It’s The Radioactive Song. / Italian clothings and recycled Japanese paper: / I will leave them on the floor and am a-runnin’ faster. / Yeah, man! Fukushima plant poses as the Endzeit master.
Talkin’ End Game: It’s The Radioactive Song. / The texture of vision changes. / Evolution in me is a-goin’ on. / We tube into the city for a mega overthrill. / Like freak winds we are somethin’ / that can not be killed.
Talkin’ End Game: It’s The Radioactive Song. / Push away the dark thoughts, see, yes, see the light of the One. / Latest news spreads the threat to this heart of mine: / Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant brought the demon time.
Music & Lyrics by Michel Montecrossa, © Mira Sound Germany

‘All Is Not Enough‘ Michel Montecrossa’s New-Topical- Song-Movement Audio-CD and DVD released by Mira Sound Germany is his warning citizen and statesman song for Libya, Bahrain, Yemen, Japan and many more countries.

Michel Montecrossa says about his song ‘All Is Not Enough’:
“Many countries are standing on the crossroads where citizens and statesmen have to decide whether they want to follow the upward path of peace, freedom, prosperity and progress or the downward path of bloodshed, suppression, poverty and breakdown. How much more is needed to make us understand that wisdom, generosity, compassion and a deep love for the Divine in humanity are the qualities needed to be a true statesman and a true citizen. They together can bring love, joy and beauty to the world.”

All Is Not Enough (The Citizen & Statesman Song)
Earthquakes, tsunamis, fire and storm: / How much more is needed to make us run? / All is not enough: Greed and terror is endless. / All the money, all the power, all the gold, all the slaves, / all resources, all control, all disasters, all the leaks. / Where are the true statesmen and citizens?
All is not enough in an archaic world / where you are punished for everything with death. / Spike in radiation, hardliners and the moderates. / People attacked and sectarian tension. / Disaster-lust for horror, killin’ torture, rape and death. / Leave the country. Apply strength of knowledge.
Youth unemployment and leads gone mad: / How much more is needed for the big crack? / All is not enough: Are service women needed / and female soldiers claimin’ abuse, / deaths and injuries during protests, / radioactive clouds and worldwide fall-out?
The food chain contaminated, afterquakes and condolences: / How much more is needed to make us independent / from death toll rising, / crackdowns on wisdom and generosity, / compassion and deep love / for the divine in all humanity?
Violence and killing they must stop. / How much more is needed to reach the top? / No more brutal laws and no end to mercy. / Self-determination of the free individual / in the free community of all humanity. / No more tyranny of states that cruelly mistreat entire populations, creating human machines, / soul-suppressed, mutilated and cut into patterns. / Healthy growth of freedom is the future, / the unity of individuals growing freely into / the United States of Planet Earth. / Yes, after law and order, truth and liberty. / After ego and conflict, soul and harmony. / Full human development beyond dictators, slaughter and terror. / Liberty is the watchword of the race: / Liberty of human unity.
Lyrics & Music: Michel Montecrossa, © Mira Sound Germany

‘My Heart Is Bleedin’‘ is a song dedicated by Michel Montecrossa to the people of earthquake traumatized Christchurch and New Zealand and to all victims of earthquakes in Japan and all places on our planet.

Hi,
Many thanks for sharing your song and kind words and thoughts.
Best regards,
info@newzealand.govt.nz

NHK appreciates the overwhelming response from around the world and would like to thank you for your words of encouragement and concern for the current situation in Japan.
We are committed to gathering the latest news about the earthquake disaster and will keep our viewers up to date.
Thank you once again for your message.
Sincerely,
NHK WORLD

Herzlichen Dank für Ihre Anteilnahme an den gegenwärtigen Ereignissen in Japan. Die japanische Regierung erbringt momentan grösstmögliche Anstrengungen, um in Zusammenarbeit mit der internationalen Gemeinschaft diese noch nie da gewesene Herausforderung zu meistern.
Mit bestem Dank und freundlichen Grüssen
Japanische Botschaft in der Schweiz

Message from the Japanese Embassy regarding Michel Montecrossa’s song ‘ My Heart Is Bleedin’: Wir danken Ihnen herzlich für Anteilnahme und Unterstützung angesichts der furchtbaren Ereignisse in Japan.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Botschaft von Japan
Berlin

MY HEART IS BLEEDIN’
(THE CHRISTCHURCH SONG)
The street is all dusty, rubble’s everywhere. / The quake hit us for the end game. / I know no direction, no way to go. / My heart is a-bleedin’, I miss you so.
The house where we loved is all gone. / Somewhere in the ruins memories still moan. / What will be tomorrow? I don’t know. / I know no direction, no way any more. / My heart is a-bleedin’, I miss you so.
Pain is tearin’ my heart / but then I see you there. / You are not gone, you are somewhere. / I feel your love from there, / my soul you want to save. / I know no direction, except to the Lord. / My heart is a-bleedin’, I miss you so.
Music & Lyrics: Michel Montecrossa, © Mira Sound Germany

‘Freedomfire Burnin” Michel Montecrossa’s new-topical-song-movement Audio-Single and DVD, released by Mira Sound Germany, is a song for the living celebration of humanity and youth revolutions that can lead to a happy future of peace and human unity.

Michel Montecrossa says:
“Freedom is the basis of a happy future.”

FREEDOMFIRE BURNIN’
Freedomfire burnin’ for the way of light. / Freedomfire burnin’ with the love that stays all fight.
A lonesome soldier thinkin’ / ‘bout freedom in the night. / Later he’ll be killin’. / Sure, it isn’t right.
Lonesome are the hours / before the mighty dawn. / A few shall know the hour / of the coming of the Lord, / of the love, the only hope.
Freedomfire burnin’ with revelation’s might. / Freedomfire burnin’ in the heartbeat of my bride.
The vision of the future, the fading of the past, / the luminous unfolding of soul’s eternal path / are the joyful ocean of the ever present now / where union is revealed / as the mystic goal of love that is the one.
Sometimes I’m a-weepin’ tears / and suffer cries for more / with freedomfire burnin’ in my heart of hope.
The cruelty of ignorance encircling conscious souls / will never be the answer, / never be the whole.
In the happiness of freedom our love will grow / and embrace all as becomin’ / of the body of the Lord for you and me to explore.
Freedomfire burnin’ with creation’s might. / A kiss is every moment of / wonder, cosmic, wide.
Do they feel the wonder? / See the vision wide? / The freedomfire burnin’, / is it with them in the night?
Are we born to die, driven by the cry? / Or are we born to smile / with freedomfire burnin’, the fire from the height?
Lyrics & Music: Michel Montecrossa, © Mira Sound Germany

‘The Need Of The People‘ Michel Montecrossa’s New-Topical-Song-Movement Audio-CD and DVD released by Mira Sound Germany is his straight forward and touching reaction to the ongoing evolution of world affairs and the important role of communication, dialogue, freedom of speech and media freedom culture in the growing complexity of day to day changes. Governments and leaders need a constant and effective reminder that they are there to meet the need of the people.

Michel Montecrossa says about his song ‘The Need Of The People’:
“North Africa pro-reform uprising, Gaddafi-Dino-World, Ruby-escort life, Middle-East war & strife, European and American this and that are all shaken by the voice of the people that pushes for good governments, a better life and action that meets the need of the people.
Free speech, free action, free communication is the need  of the young everywhere, a true media-freedom-culture showing the world as it is and where it can go. A media-freedom-culture of dialogue and not of monologues attempting to manipulate the mind of the people. No TV show, no magazine, no radio brings change as does the internet revolution do with instant program creations made by the people for the people.
Media czars, governments and presidents: Wake up! The freedom culture is on its way, is meeting the need of the people and can do it without you if you don’t want to join. But why not join for the good of all, why not communicate open and freely and be with the young?
Meet the need of the people: That’s what this song is all about.”

THE NEED OF THE PEOPLE
Come gather ‘round people, let’s sing our song, / honest to god in the lingo of all. / Let’s sing it loud so that the government knows / and the big boys and bosses of the big show: / “You have to meet the need of the people!”
Working People speak through their working / and fighting for a peace loving world, / a world that’s okay, that’s free and honest, / speaks out loud, lets you vote like you want: / A world that meets the need of the people.
The young will tell you what’s to be fixed / when disaster looms and truth is departing. / Things happen fast and sides are changing. / Freedom is hard work, needs shakin’ of hands: / Freedom is meeting the need of the people.
Starvation wages make people slaves / to hunger and anger and goin’ wrong. / Governments are meant to work for the people / and not to cheat and dehumanize: / They have to meet the need of the people.
Civil war is the end of the story / of failed education, corruption, suppression / and is spilling the blood / of the young and the hopeful: / of those who could have met the need of the people.
Come gather ‘round people, let’s sing our song, / honest to god in the lingo of all. / Let’s sing it loud and proud and strong / so that everyone everywhere knows: / Together we will meet the need of the people!
Lyrics & Music: Michel Montecrossa © Mira Sound Germany

‘War Kills‘ Michel Montecrossa’s new-topical-song-movement Audio-Single and DVD, released by Mira Sound Germany, in response to the Libya uprising and the UN speech of Hillary Clinton,  is taking a stand for peaceful change, dialogue, talks with oppositions, joy and determination to realize equality, better housing, better jobs, social security and sweeping reforms replacing political wars, civil wars, wars against protestors, economy wars, ecology wars, energy wars and ideological wars.

Michel Montecrossa says:
“Times of upheavals can be times for the birth of a new level of awareness on the way to the United States of Planet Earth. War kills this birth.”

WAR KILLS
War kills in business. War kills at home. / You know the answer, honey, but you do the wrong. / What will you do when killers come to you? / We’ve gone a long way, still don’t know what to do.
War kills for sure, is dirty business. / But business is strong and you want your easiness. / What will you do when killers come to you? / You don’t know and nobody will know you.
War kills even lovers when they turn to hate. / You can’t find a job when you make mistakes. / What will you do when killers come to you? / If you don’t care for others, nobody cares for you.
War kills everybody, is strong with deadly doom. / If you don’t want to be true, what else you want to do? / What will you do when killers come to you? / If you don’t want to listen, nobody listens to you.
War is no good story, hides the answer from within. / Stay with your lovers and make them all a-sing. / What will you do when sunshine comes to you? / I guess you know the answer and me I’m happy too.
Lyrics & Music: Michel Montecrossa, © Mira Sound Germany

‘Determined & Undeterred!‘ is Michel Montecrossa’s Pro-Reform Song for Libya and all the others.

Michel Montecrossa says:
“Protesters are the fuel of progress.”

DETERMINED & UNDETERRED!
Come gather ’round me people and a story I will tell / ’bout bein’ no more endangered by livin’ hell. / We don’t want to stay forever locked up and forgotten / in state-terror and its prisons, hateful and rotten.
We are thousands of protesters and we band together / for sweeping reforms and the way to the better. / We want the clan-government to resign. / Determined and undeterred we aren’t blind.
We call for equal rights and breakin’ of chains, / demand the willingness to quit or to change. / Future’s joy we bring and determination, / of society we are the renewing generation.
No tragedy we want but the end of lies. / Falsehood it is that lets protesters die. / We want to show the world a new way is open and that / determined and undeterred we all can unite.
The people are the life of a nation’s endeavor, / the driving force that can end all sorrow, / the sorrow caused by corruption, injustice and civil war. / The truth we need, the right and the vast.
The growing joy of peace and love’s intensity / will open our eyes to seeing who we are and what we need. / Victory, I say, begins in our soul: / Determined and undeterred she leads straight to the goal.
– Michel Montecrossa, © Mira Sound Germany

‘Talkin’ Future World’ Michel Montecrossa’s New-Topical-Song-Movement Audio-CD and Music Video ‘Talkin’ Future World’ released by Mira Sound Germany presents 10 hard travelin’ and honest songs including the gripping title song and music video ‘Talkin’ Future World‘, stimulating mind-shakers like ‘Welcome to Real Life‘, ‘No Slump In Love‘, ‘Fortuna‘ and six more broadsides about taking a stand in times between civil war in Libya and earthquakes, tsunami and nuclear disaster in Japan. Michel Montecrossa’s ‘Talkin’ Future World’ boldly looks forward beyond the present shocks towards a better future.

Michel Montecrossa says about ‘Talkin’ Future World’:
“In times of earthquakes, nuclear disasters, tsunamis, volcanoes erupting, mad leaders, financial crisis, crushin’ of rebels and what not – it’s time for Talkin’ Future World …”

1. Talkin’ Future World
2. Welcome To Real Life
3. We Are Singers Three
4. I Am A Happy Man
5. Thrash Is Cash (Another Side Of Happiness)
6. Shit And Fuck (And Then Stand Up!)
7. No Slump In Love
8. Fortuna
9. I’m Freedom
10. Birth In A Cathedral

‘Family Of Man Song‘, released by Mira Sound Germany, is Michel Montecrossa’s New-Topical-Song for the time after the revolution.

Michel Montecrossa says about his ‘Family Of Man Song’:
“Will better understanding come?
Will all go beyond national limits and see the greater unity, the Family of Man?
Will the new perspective be the greater perspective that looks forward to the coming of the United States of Planet Earth as the new home for the Family of Man?
Wouldn’t it be a good planet for good work, rent and prices, wages, schools, love, marriage, keeping house or doctor bills, for doing what’s right, for freedom of speech, press, internet, radio, TV, and of getting together?
This song is for the Family of Man and its future.”

FAMILY OF MAN SONG (AFTER THE REVOLUTION)
Universal rights for the people, / the Family of Man. / Tunisia, Egypt and who’s next? / I say, the Family of Man!
The power of the people brings the revolution. / Will it eat its children? / Who are the bad guys? Where are they waitin’? / Is the change a true change?
Is stability preferable to democracy? / What does that mean for you and me? / Social network revolution can topple any regime. / That’s what we know, that’s what we feel, / that’s what we see and it is real.
Universal rights for the people, / the Family of Man. / Every revolution is the next step / of the Family of Man
towards a common future, towards a common aim / for the Family of Man, / towards unity of all, the united states of earth and one Family of Man.
The living celebration of humanity is the road at hand, / the force of rapidity for the real change / in the Family of Man and its sentiment. / That’s what I know, that’s what I feel, / that’s what I see and it is real.
Universal rights for the people, / for the Family of Man. / The whole world, I say, is the chance / for the Family of Man!
– Michel Montecrossa © Mira Sound Germany

‘Solidarity With The People’ Michel Montecrossa’s new-topical-song-movement maxi single released by Mira Sound Germany presents the thrilling solo acoustic performances of the 5 Hit songs ‘Solidarity‘, ‘I Have A Vision‘, ‘‘The Government Is Out!‘, ‘Ruby Gate 17‘ and ‘Tree On The Hill‘.

Michel Montecrossa says about the songs:

Solidarity
A folk-rockin’ song for the people and a world where we all vote, eat, work, talk, plan, think and love together so that your people will know my people and we don’t lose the peace and the world along with it.
This song is written as a gesture of solidarity with the people of Egypt and all people who fight and work for a better tomorrow.

SOLIDARITY
Come on, pretty baby, listen to me, / do you know what’s a-goin’ on? / Storm and thunder are on the road, / the world is a-goin’ wrong!
The people are frightened, life’s goin’ down the drain, / too many families know too much pain. / Come on, pretty baby, give me your embrace: / The world is goin’ insane!
I need solidarity and you need it too. / I need your love to make it through. / You don’t want to suffer, don’t want to be killed. / You want my lovin’, want to feel the place.
You know, pretty baby, waterboardin’ ain’t cool. / In the neighborhood there is electroshockin’ too / and fingerbreakin’ nowhere is taboo. / But nobody can stop the freedom move,
The call for the better, for the change of all. / Nobody can silence the people who are all. / The people are we and we want to be free. / Governments are thieves, but we defend the real.
Our solidarity is the clue, / the clue of love to make it through. / We don’t want to suffer, don’t want to be killed. / War is not lovin’, makes us ill.
Come on, pretty baby, listen to me, / I give you my kiss for the way of peace. / I give you my body, give you my soul, / Let’s live the life of heaven and nothin’ will go wrong.
The people will rise, no horror is endless. / We are here for the future, are the future indeed. / No more brainwashin’ slavery and poverty. / Let us fight and work for tomorrow free!
You need solidarity and I need it too. / You need my love to make it through. / I don’t want to suffer, don’t want to be killed. / I want your lovin’, want to feel the peace.

– Michel Montecrossa, © Mira Sound Germany

I Have A Vision
Is an intense bluesy song written with heartblood telling about the ideal of human unity manifested as the united states of planet earth. (U.S.E.)

I HAVE A VISION
I have a vision / of the United States of Planet Earth.
I have a vision / Of the U.S.A. taking the lead on this way.
I have a vision / of the U.N. changing into the world government.
I have a vision / of the united humanity moving into space age.
I have a vision / of the living celebration of humanity / in a world of peace and love / and joy unending.

– Michel Montecrossa, © Mira Sound Germany

The Government Is Out!
A Topical Hit Song calling for freedom and end of totalitarian regimes, liberation of human rights, end of fear, apathy and prejudices.
It says: Pay attention and listen to the young. They need good education in a truthful society to make their own way.

THE GOVERNMENT IS OUT!
The government is out / it has played its role / and turned things upside down.
The government is out. / It has little to say / ‘cause change is coming from below.
The government is out. / The children chose another road / leading to the goal.
The government is out. / Daddies are no longer in / nor the mummies of forgotten wars.
The government is out / and its dying history / and I only trust the young.
The government is out / ‘cause courage from below / joins the vastness from above.
The time is now for  that to be. / The time it is for you and me, / for future free.
The government is out / and the message from the grave. / Green is the adventure.
The government is out / and its horror-terror. / Green is our tomorrow.
The government is out / and its brainwash-spell / and its politics of hell.
The government is out / and its killer-shit / and arguments of death.
The government is out / and its banka-gangstas / and their ways of greed.
The government is out, / strength of soul is in / and high light of truth.
The government is out, / time it is for future / and new earth to be.

– Michel Montecrossa, © Mira Sound Germany

Ruby Gate 17
A hot spot song about being 17 in the political and erotic turmoil of survival and emotions 21st century style.

RUBY GATE 17
Ruby Gate 17: How is the life / of a young girl runnin’, both day and night? / What’s happenin’ when she’s not writin’ an E-mail, / has no one except the warden of the local jail?
Bunga bunga is one way, another her friend / with a good heart, helpin’ like every true man. / The warden is surprised, hears about the niece / of a far off president and sets her free.
Ruby Gate 17: How is the life / of a young girl runnin’, both day and night? / What’s happenin’ when she’s not on the computer / or studyin’ the science of fat-removal?
Or cryin’ ‘cause her loved band went messy? / Is she in bed with her favorite teddy? / Or enjoyin’ peanut butter? / Or is she watching crazy soaps with her mother?
Ruby Gate 17: How is the life / of a young girl runnin’, both day and night? / What’s happenin’ when she’s lost her iPhone / and is dinin’ with another president at home?
Her uncles fucked her when she was younger. / She likes pink and some things make her wonder. / She finds her iPhone under her bed / where she met a boy, for the first time had sex.
Ruby Gate 17: How is the life / of a young girl runnin’, both day and night? / What’s happenin’ to a runaway / down paths where many runaways go astray?
A wild child she is for wild party life. / She escaped from a difficult site. / She is a girl worth lying for. / She is the chance to see a beautiful woman.

– Michel Montecrossa, © Mira Sound Germany

Tree On The Hill
Dedicated to the Unesco International Year of Forests. It is a strong reminder that we live through nature and can only survive with her.
It is an activist song by Michel Montecrossa who finances large scale afforestation in Mirapuri, the European Peace and futurist Eco-City in Italy. Mirapuri is a dynamic humanistic-spiritual community project founded by Michel Montecrossa.

TREE ON THE HILL
Tree on the Hill, I see you waiting still. / Tree of the knowledge, branching far beyond. / The fascists are hungry and time is running out. / The system is dangerous and you too. / Tree on the Hill, I’m a-waiting still.
The cops get payed and the criminal too. / The president likes money and the churchmen too. / All are running blindfold, why not you? / The rough road and the naked child, my Lord: Tree on the Hill, I’m a-hangin’ ‘round still.
The desert is hot and the lifeless street. / The dirt is rollin’ into the waters, if you please. / Light is shining, I live this dream. / Words are good only if power they give. / Tree on the Hill, standing in the wind. / Tree on the Hill, standing so still.
Let’s gather round the tree on the Hill.  Truth is the key ‘cause Love is so real. / Gather in the city for a better world. Tree on the hill, I see you waitin’ still, / and my dream is active Will, / and my dream is active Will.

– Michel Montecrossa, © Mira Sound Germany

‘The Government Is Out!‘ released by Mira Sound Germany as Audio Single and DVD is Michel Montecrossa’s solidarity topical song with the people from Egypt to everywhere who fight and work for a better tomorrow.

Michel Montecrossa says about ‘The Government is out!’:
“For me the government is love because love brings peace, joy and progress and happiness.”

THE GOVERNMENT IS OUT
The government is out / it has played its role / and turned things upside down.
The government is out. / It has little to say / ‘cause change is coming from below.
The government is out. / The children chose another road / leading to the goal.
The government is out. / Daddies are no longer in / nor the mummies of forgotten wars. The government is out / and its dying history / and I only trust the young.
The government is out / ‘cause courage from below / joins the vastness from above.
The time is now for that to be. / The time it is for you and me, / for future free.
The government is out / and the message from the grave. / Green is the adventure.
The government is out / and its horror-terror. / Green is our tomorrow.
The government is out / and its brainwash-spell / and its politics of hell.
The government is out / and its killer-shit / and arguments of death.
The government is out / and its banka-gangstas / and their ways of greed.
The government is out, / strength of soul is in / and high light of truth.
The government is out, / time it is for future / and new earth to be.
– Michel Montecrossa © Mira Sound Germany
Cover painting by Michel Montecrossa

‘Ruby Gate 17‘ Michel Montecrossa’s new-topical-song-movement Audio Single and DVD released by Mira Sound Germany is the heartthrobbing story of friends staying together to save the egg.
Michel Montecrossa sings about manly thinking, hard teenage life, why some girls are worthy lying for and what it means to be a total hero if one can’t switch back the clock.
Stimulated by Berlusconi’s wonder woman.
RUBY GATE 17
Ruby Gate 17: How is the life / of a young girl runnin’, both day and night? / What’s happenin’ when she’s not writin’ an E-mail, /has no one except the warden of the local jail?
Bunga bunga is one way, another her friend / with a good heart, helpin’ like every true man. / The warden is surprised, hears about the niece / of a far off president and sets her free.
Ruby Gate 17: How is the life / of a young girl runnin’, both day and night? / What’s happenin’ when she’s not on the computer / or studyin’ the science of fat-removal?
Or cryin’ ‘cause her loved band went messy? / Is she in bed with her favorite teddy? / Or enjoyin’ peanut butter? / Or is she watching crazy soaps with her mother?
Ruby Gate 17: How is the life / of a young girl runnin’, both day and night? / What’s happenin’ when she’s lost her iPhone / and is dinin’ with another president at home?
Her uncles fucked her when she was younger. / She likes pink and some things make her wonder. / She finds her iPhone under her bed / where she met a boy, for the first time had sex.
Ruby Gate 17: How is the life / of a young girl runnin’, both day and night? / What’s happenin’ to a runaway / down paths where many runaways go astray?
A wild child she is for wild party life. / She escaped from a difficult site. / She is a girl worth lying for. / She is the chance to see a beautiful woman.
– Michel Montecrossa © Mira Sound Germany