This song is of pure awesomeness. This song is GREATLY overlooked, and if it weren't for Guitar Hero, most people wouldn't even know it exsisted. I think it's about how bad the world has gotten, but it's the human race's fault, "There's something wrong with the world today, and God know's it ain't his."
Along with addressing religion, racism, and how people would rather put the blame on someone else other than themselves, this song says that even though there's something wrong with the world, we'd rather keep hangin' on.
But that is my humble opinion. And another (not so)humble opinion of mine is: THE BAD BOYS FROM BOSTON ARE THE GREATEST THING TO HAPPEN TO THIS COUNTRY SINCE THE MAKING OF SLICED BREAD.
@Tahreh I disagree that this song is overlooked, maybe its just your generation, but I do agree with the rest of your comment. This song is more prevalent today than in its time... due to social media and people's constant focus of posting an envy Olympics to make their small lives seem better on the internet. No one cares expect yourself of your accomplishments in life. I mean obviously your parents and close relatives do care, but your interpretations of such events is the only judge that matters in excelling your own life. They can tell you their proud of...
@Tahreh I disagree that this song is overlooked, maybe its just your generation, but I do agree with the rest of your comment. This song is more prevalent today than in its time... due to social media and people's constant focus of posting an envy Olympics to make their small lives seem better on the internet. No one cares expect yourself of your accomplishments in life. I mean obviously your parents and close relatives do care, but your interpretations of such events is the only judge that matters in excelling your own life. They can tell you their proud of this or that, but ultimately, at the end of the day, the only true betterment out of such an experience is the personal aspiration that grows within yourself on an individual level... not making others envious of those accomplishments/events.
This song is of pure awesomeness. This song is GREATLY overlooked, and if it weren't for Guitar Hero, most people wouldn't even know it exsisted. I think it's about how bad the world has gotten, but it's the human race's fault, "There's something wrong with the world today, and God know's it ain't his."
Along with addressing religion, racism, and how people would rather put the blame on someone else other than themselves, this song says that even though there's something wrong with the world, we'd rather keep hangin' on.
But that is my humble opinion. And another (not so)humble opinion of mine is: THE BAD BOYS FROM BOSTON ARE THE GREATEST THING TO HAPPEN TO THIS COUNTRY SINCE THE MAKING OF SLICED BREAD.
@Tahreh I disagree that this song is overlooked, maybe its just your generation, but I do agree with the rest of your comment. This song is more prevalent today than in its time... due to social media and people's constant focus of posting an envy Olympics to make their small lives seem better on the internet. No one cares expect yourself of your accomplishments in life. I mean obviously your parents and close relatives do care, but your interpretations of such events is the only judge that matters in excelling your own life. They can tell you their proud of...
@Tahreh I disagree that this song is overlooked, maybe its just your generation, but I do agree with the rest of your comment. This song is more prevalent today than in its time... due to social media and people's constant focus of posting an envy Olympics to make their small lives seem better on the internet. No one cares expect yourself of your accomplishments in life. I mean obviously your parents and close relatives do care, but your interpretations of such events is the only judge that matters in excelling your own life. They can tell you their proud of this or that, but ultimately, at the end of the day, the only true betterment out of such an experience is the personal aspiration that grows within yourself on an individual level... not making others envious of those accomplishments/events.