Amazing song. I don't fully understand the song, but I guess I can say that about a lot of songs. In one sense, its easy to relate it to a couple given the reference to 'her', but knowing Rise Against chances are its more reflective of life in general or politics. If I go with the couple meaning, I suppose to me it would mean in a relationship you commit to each other and its supposed to be like an equal relationship, but 'her' in this case seems to pawn more off on the other person than she should, or take more than she gives back. When all fails, a common question to ask would be, what was this all for? Then this person harbors resentment towards 'her', and when she needs guidance, the person wants nothing to do with her. And this last act is all that is left.
Amazing song. I don't fully understand the song, but I guess I can say that about a lot of songs. In one sense, its easy to relate it to a couple given the reference to 'her', but knowing Rise Against chances are its more reflective of life in general or politics. If I go with the couple meaning, I suppose to me it would mean in a relationship you commit to each other and its supposed to be like an equal relationship, but 'her' in this case seems to pawn more off on the other person than she should, or take more than she gives back. When all fails, a common question to ask would be, what was this all for? Then this person harbors resentment towards 'her', and when she needs guidance, the person wants nothing to do with her. And this last act is all that is left.