It's "Hey, can we stop" Not what you have up there (can't stop). Aside from that, I believe that your lyrics are correct.
With the conceptualization that Trent has already put into play over this album . . . I would figure that this song is ACTUALLY about the Sniper.
I say this because the Sniper was once one of the Fictious Military Division. The "105th Airborne Crusaders" to be exactly. Pertaining to the audio files found on the ARG websites for this album, the Sniper ends up aiming at the government for what he learned about them:
"if I knew back then
what I know right now"
He starts aiming to show people what they are blinded to, even if it takes extreme measures. So, the lines
"Hey, Can we stop
Me, I'm not"
Is about him not "putting up his gun" and continuing to use it as he was instructed to do: To stop the oppressers of the people.
Also, the information (audio file and 105thairbornecrusaders website) came out directly before this song was "leaked".
yeah, i agree.
it's concerning soldiers and war:
"you've got something I need
kind of dangerous"
perhaps directly indetifying with the afgan/iraq war:
we were told of clear evidence of nuclear weapons of mass destruction.
yeah, i agree.
it's concerning soldiers and war:
"you've got something I need
kind of dangerous"
perhaps directly indetifying with the afgan/iraq war:
we were told of clear evidence of nuclear weapons of mass destruction.
all through out the song,
it appears to be from a soldier/infantry's point of view
(some one low down in the heirarchy: who gets told what to do.)
the government didnt, and still hasnt, told us the whole truth.
if only we knew back then what we know right now.
all through out the song,
it appears to be from a soldier/infantry's point of view
(some one low down in the heirarchy: who gets told what to do.)
the government didnt, and still hasnt, told us the whole truth.
if only we knew back then what we know right now.
It's "Hey, can we stop" Not what you have up there (can't stop). Aside from that, I believe that your lyrics are correct.
With the conceptualization that Trent has already put into play over this album . . . I would figure that this song is ACTUALLY about the Sniper.
I say this because the Sniper was once one of the Fictious Military Division. The "105th Airborne Crusaders" to be exactly. Pertaining to the audio files found on the ARG websites for this album, the Sniper ends up aiming at the government for what he learned about them:
"if I knew back then what I know right now"
He starts aiming to show people what they are blinded to, even if it takes extreme measures. So, the lines
"Hey, Can we stop Me, I'm not"
Is about him not "putting up his gun" and continuing to use it as he was instructed to do: To stop the oppressers of the people.
Also, the information (audio file and 105thairbornecrusaders website) came out directly before this song was "leaked".
yeah, i agree. it's concerning soldiers and war: "you've got something I need kind of dangerous" perhaps directly indetifying with the afgan/iraq war: we were told of clear evidence of nuclear weapons of mass destruction.
yeah, i agree. it's concerning soldiers and war: "you've got something I need kind of dangerous" perhaps directly indetifying with the afgan/iraq war: we were told of clear evidence of nuclear weapons of mass destruction.
all through out the song, it appears to be from a soldier/infantry's point of view (some one low down in the heirarchy: who gets told what to do.) the government didnt, and still hasnt, told us the whole truth. if only we knew back then what we know right now.
all through out the song, it appears to be from a soldier/infantry's point of view (some one low down in the heirarchy: who gets told what to do.) the government didnt, and still hasnt, told us the whole truth. if only we knew back then what we know right now.