World Will Never Change - Song Card
Artist: Kheops One
Vocals: Caroline von Brünken
Release Date: August 2, 2024
Duration: 3:31
Lyrics: Goran Vedriš
Genre: Rock · Hard Rock
Themes: War · Fear · Anger · Survival · Powerlessness · Human Conflict
Vocal Era: The Caroline von Brünken Era
Album: A Second Chance (2025)
Album Position: Track 11
Earlier Release: World Will Never Change (2022)
Release Type: Remake Single · Album Track
Label: 3WATER Music P&P
Song Identity: A Soldier's Perspective on the Endless Cycle of War
World Will Never Change (Remake 2024) is a powerful rock song by Kheops One, featuring the vocals of Caroline von Brünken, released on August 2, 2024. Originally written approximately twenty years before the remake, the song explores the devastating emotional reality of war. Its lyrics place the listener in the position of someone sent into battle for ideals that are not their own.
Surrounded by danger, fear and uncertainty, the narrator struggles with anger, loneliness and the possibility of death. The song's title expresses a deeply pessimistic view of humanity's repeated conflicts. Rather than celebrating warfare, World Will Never Change confronts the human cost of violence and questions whether society will ever escape its destructive patterns.
World Will Never Change is a rock song about the fear of dying for someone else's ideals - and the frustration of watching history repeat itself.
World Will Never Change has a history that reaches back long before its 2024 release. Goran Vedriš wrote the song approximately twenty years earlier. An earlier Kheops One recording was released on August 7, 2022. In 2024, the song returned in a new version featuring Caroline von Brünken. Released on August 2, 2024, the remake became the third single in the Caroline von Brünken era, following Ghosts of Time and Men out of Time.
The original release announcement described the song as a reflection on the persistence of war throughout human history. Although the composition originated years earlier, its subject remained relevant. The lyrics portray a person caught in a conflict they did not create, forced to confront the consequences of decisions made by others. This gives the song a personal perspective on a much larger issue. War is not presented through political speeches or military strategy. It is experienced through the fear, anger and isolation of an individual facing death.
The history of World Will Never Change can be understood through three stages.
The Original Composition
Goran Vedriš originally wrote the song approximately twenty years before the 2024 remake.
The central theme was already concerned with war and humanity's inability to escape repeated violence.
The 2022 Release
A Kheops One recording titled World Will Never Change was released on August 7, 2022. This established the song in the band's recorded catalogue before the Caroline von Brünken collaboration.
The 2024 Remake
The song was revisited and released on August 2, 2024, with Caroline von Brünken performing the vocals. The remake later appeared on the album A Second Chance. The 2024 recording should therefore be understood as a new version of an existing Kheops One composition, rather than an entirely new song written that year.
Enemy is going forward in the night
Have you got energy
Will you surrender or you will fight
You can't hide your inner rage
Cause this world will never change
Sent to battle lost in space
For ideals of someone else
Don't let them feel your fear
No one can help you, you are alone
You want to disappear
into the emptiness and wait for dawn
You can't hide your inner rage
Cause this world will never change
Sent to battle, lost in space
For ideals of someone else
Suddenly your fear is turning into pain
A bullet in your head
Makes you wonder am I dead
You can't hide your inner rage
Cause this world will never change
Sent to battle lost in space
For ideals of someone else
What is the way out
What will be tomorrow
There is just too much rage
Because the world will never change
© Goran Vedriš
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It is a rock song by Kheops One, released in a new version featuring Caroline von Brünken on August 2, 2024.
Caroline von Brünken performs the vocals.
Some platforms display the recording under Kheops One without a featured-artist credit in the title. However, the original release announcement and Apple Music listings identify Caroline as the vocalist.
The remake was released on August 2, 2024.
The original lyrics document credits Goran Vedriš.
According to the 2024 release announcement, Goran Vedriš originally wrote the song approximately twenty years earlier.
Yes. A Kheops One recording titled World Will Never Change was released in August 2022.
The song explores war, fear, anger and the experience of being sent into battle for someone else's ideals.
Its lyrics and original release description present a critical perspective on war and the human suffering caused by recurring conflicts.
It expresses frustration with humanity's repeated wars and the apparent inability to learn from history.
The lyrics do not identify a specific historical conflict. Their message can be applied to warfare more generally.
It suggests that individuals may be forced to fight for political or ideological goals they did not choose themselves.
The recording belongs to Kheops One's rock and hard rock repertoire.
Yes. The 2024 remake appears as track 11 on A Second Chance (2025).
Approximately 3 minutes and 31 seconds.
It belongs to The Caroline von Brünken Era.
The Caroline von Brünken Era and A second Chance Album
World Will Never Change connects an older composition by Goran Vedriš with a new recording from 2024. Its remake demonstrates how a song written many years earlier can take on renewed relevance. The lyrics confront the fear, anger and powerlessness experienced by individuals caught in war. They also question humanity's tendency to repeat the conflicts of the past.
With Caroline von Brünken on vocals, the 2024 version became the third release in a new chapter of Kheops One's recording history. World Will Never Change is a powerful reflection on the human cost of war; and a reminder that the consequences of conflict are experienced by individuals, not just nations.