Yeah, seeing them perform in DC changed the song for me too. They didn't really explain it outright. But it was implied. And they way Nate sings it, you realize the biting sarcasm. Label's say "we'll agree to call it the compromise" but if you disagree there's "no sense in complaining" because "there's someone else in line" and to a label, you are expendable. But they'll say it with a smile. It's sad seeing passion take second place because they are a business to make money. They are massive promoting machines. What sacrifice are you willing to make to reach the masses?
Yeah, seeing them perform in DC changed the song for me too. They didn't really explain it outright. But it was implied. And they way Nate sings it, you realize the biting sarcasm. Label's say "we'll agree to call it the compromise" but if you disagree there's "no sense in complaining" because "there's someone else in line" and to a label, you are expendable. But they'll say it with a smile. It's sad seeing passion take second place because they are a business to make money. They are massive promoting machines. What sacrifice are you willing to make to reach the masses?