Ministry - We Believe Lyrics

TT to La Frey .... 😎

Hi to DJ Jessie Day lapania. Talented and cool as Al. Sorry for calling home to wife. Didnt know it was real number bro. Chicago I heard I was close to Al n others let in kicked out and let in Joe's smart tea house.

35-37? Yrs ago or now(10.2019) STILL luv this fkn song....

sorry but Industrial was born in the early 70's out of kraut rock and experimental.

I snagged this on a CD for roughly $6 in a "used" section. in the mid-ought 2000's

This is acid horse with cabaret voltaire and lead into gold are grandpa jourgenson’s best stuff

Raised my kids on this, with some SFOTW, Sonic Youth and NIN thrown in; so when my daughter asked if she could go to the SWANS show last year, naturally I said F&$% yeah! ... take me!

The Industrial Founder right here .... crank it

Best song off this album.

Band: Ministry
Song: We Believe
Album: Twitch
Year: 1986
Origin: Chicago, Illinois, USA
Genre: Industrial

This album could be a real shock to those who only know the later guitar-based Ministry albums, but the 'Twitch' album is a perfectly logical predecesor to 'The Land Of Rape And Honey', and a great PURE electronic industrial album. This is not "pop" electronic by any means. Although the 'With Sympathy' album most certainly is pop.🙂But I actually still like that album as well. For me, everything Ministry put out from 1983-1996 is quality stuff. 'Filth Pig' (1996) was their last good album. After Filth Pig though, they proceeded to put out nothing but PURE SHIT. I'm sorry, but there's no other way to word it. By the way, I saw the boys live in December of 1992 in Atlanta, Georgia. What a great night it was. They were amazing! Chris Connelly was still with them, coming out and singing "So What", and Mike Scaccia was rocking out on the guitar. They even played "Supernaut" (originally released in an EP under the band name "1000 Homo DJs" back in 1990). It is a Black Sabbath song from 1972, that Ministry gave a nice industrial workover to. Hail to the good old days! True counterculture scenes in music are now dead forever, as we plunge into the age of smartphone virtual reality land and millenial morons. Praise the Buddha and long live death.
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I actually like Dark Side of the Spoon more than Filth pig ..

This album was 10 years beyond its time.. Industrial at its best.. PERIOD!!

Excelente!

Such badness.

who are the 7 dickheads that gave this a thumbs down?

Millenials and other such morons.

just got my period.

PATRICIDE? I'll opt for cyanide!

Patricide is killing your own father..Matricide is killing your own mother..

This song fucking rocks idk how i found it.

Dahhh da...dah daaaaaaaa dah.

We belive in the way of going to Germany man

I love this song

Four ignorants dislike this..

Merry Christmas

My favorite Ministry album. Next - The Land of Rape and Honey.

Anyone know the origins of the cover art photo?

Paige Augusti it’s a motion effected photo of Al covered in flour or starch to create a statue like effect. It was commissioned for the album so the origin is the photo shoot itself.

@shockedthemonkey Thanks so much!

A sound like no other, real industrial.

this and system shock 1 in vr are nicee

"In the East where the Bear is dancing, in the West where the Eagle flies ,in the middle we stand our ground, but forces pull us down, down ,down...….we believe ... we believe … we believe" !

What a masterpiece

The true legacy of the Cold War-Oppression by our own governments.

This song never gets old. It's happening again.

Instant club hit

Could this be one the greatest industrial tracks of all time?

Standing round the table
Spinning fables
And signing autographs
Can't you hear them laugh
Ha ha ha ha ha
In their secrecies
They plan their strategies
It's called hypocrisy
And we believe
Mornings
They tell me everything
That I need to know
Or I care to know
Well I can visualize
The look in your eyes
The horror
As the plane goes down
And the siren sounds
We can't believe
We can't believe
In the east where the bear is dancing
In the west where the eagle flies
In the middle we stand our ground
The forces pull us down down down
Tensions on both sides
We're paralyzed and victimized
We're terrified and petrified
Demoralized and mortified
Of genocide and suicide
And patricide and cyanide
We're pacified by every side
Force-fed pride and then we die for them
We die for them
In the east where the bear is dancing
In the west where the eagle flies
In the middle we stand our ground
The forces pull us down down down
We believe
Songwriters: Sheila Brown / Richard Ellis / Henry Nicola Mancini

Your comment made this track killer, thank you.

Henry Mancini is killing it with the industrial electronica.

where did you get this information on songwriters?

powerful lyrics, great song this is, one of Ministry's finest !!

Beautiful

Oh yea party time people..this bands GOING to playing in Germany this year

One of the all time best club tracks! A guaranteed dance floor filler back in the day.

Do not play this on quake 1....

There's no where to run.. the world's going .. ?

Hello there.. I'm back.. this world's. Mine now..

I love to stomp around to beat in circles in bedroom.

The ELITE COVEN in our day this was industrial pop where is new goth cool today

This is a brilliant song, I always end up listening to it when I'm cruising on the freeway. I can totally see it in the soundtrack of a movie in a car chase scene.... this band is so damn talented!!! I've been an avid fan since the early 80's.

The best of the best ! Coolest album for all the ,,,,

My childhood music
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Real fucking hard.

thats what she said.

no matter what happens in my life I always return to this song. pure genius

This wakes me up like a cup of coffee

And I just have to dance too, when I had no intention to dance before I put it on 😋

i used to listen to this album in the 80"s. love it!!

very cool song , intelligent music pure industrial ,ministry one of my favorite bands.

Al took a huge leap forward from "Sympathy" to this. Much darker & trippier. From here on he ploughed into even heavier waters & the Industrial sound was born.

I do not know about taking a huge leap... more like going down a different rabbit hole .

Rusty Kuntz - sorta, the leap was largely the result of Al understudying with Adrian Sherwood, and using that knowledge to give expression to an even more cynical and heavy attitude, evolved from the Cold Life / Halloween sound that was largely present even before With Sympathy. But Al reacting against WS and with his new studio chops and collaborators, Twitch was the first full statement of his first real vision.

After Twitch, Al took a huge leap into a toilet that got flushed. Perhaps a top 10 musical failure of all time?....?🤔

The industrial sound was born years before that. This is a great track though, and time period for them. I wish it had lasted longer, as many of us do. Much cleaner sound...

@TheAnalPunisher Frontline Assembly old stuff, too.

Mindblowing to the core***