This song is about a war-type scenario kinda from a superior officers stand point (hence the orders "we've got to move" and "fire your guns" etc). and about him having to rally his men and basically do all he needs to to save the day (in a manner of speaking). Well thats just what I get out of it.
To my knowledge this it the third Breaking Benjamin song featured on a soundtrack. Which means one thing: their music is getting to lots of people and it's making one hell of an impression. This song is from the game Halo 2. Excellent song, and I'm sure the majority of it is right, kinda skeptical on a few parts. Anyway take care everyone, and rock on BB you guys are awesome.
Very well put. ^.^ Whenever I hear this song, I definitely picture a commander on the battlefield issuing orders to his troops and encouraging them to pull together to do what they need to do. I did not know where this song came from, thanks for that little tidbit. :)
Very well put. ^.^ Whenever I hear this song, I definitely picture a commander on the battlefield issuing orders to his troops and encouraging them to pull together to do what they need to do. I did not know where this song came from, thanks for that little tidbit. :)
This song is about a war-type scenario kinda from a superior officers stand point (hence the orders "we've got to move" and "fire your guns" etc). and about him having to rally his men and basically do all he needs to to save the day (in a manner of speaking). Well thats just what I get out of it.
To my knowledge this it the third Breaking Benjamin song featured on a soundtrack. Which means one thing: their music is getting to lots of people and it's making one hell of an impression. This song is from the game Halo 2. Excellent song, and I'm sure the majority of it is right, kinda skeptical on a few parts. Anyway take care everyone, and rock on BB you guys are awesome.
Very well put. ^.^ Whenever I hear this song, I definitely picture a commander on the battlefield issuing orders to his troops and encouraging them to pull together to do what they need to do. I did not know where this song came from, thanks for that little tidbit. :)
Very well put. ^.^ Whenever I hear this song, I definitely picture a commander on the battlefield issuing orders to his troops and encouraging them to pull together to do what they need to do. I did not know where this song came from, thanks for that little tidbit. :)