Does anyone realize that this song uses lyrics and phrases from their song "Suburban War", especially the entire first verse?! I find it weird that no one noticed that. Anyone care to take meaning from that?
Both songs are on the same album, and "The Suburbs" is Track 1. Like most AF albums, there are certain themes repeated throughout.
Both songs are on the same album, and "The Suburbs" is Track 1. Like most AF albums, there are certain themes repeated throughout.
"Suburban War" definitely hits on most of the same themes, but it's less focused on nostalgia for youth, and more focused on the final transition from adolescence to adulthood, and all of the gains and losses associated with that transition.
"Suburban War" definitely hits on most of the same themes, but it's less focused on nostalgia for youth, and more focused on the final transition from adolescence to adulthood, and all of the gains and losses associated with that transition.
Does anyone realize that this song uses lyrics and phrases from their song "Suburban War", especially the entire first verse?! I find it weird that no one noticed that. Anyone care to take meaning from that?
Both songs are on the same album, and "The Suburbs" is Track 1. Like most AF albums, there are certain themes repeated throughout.
Both songs are on the same album, and "The Suburbs" is Track 1. Like most AF albums, there are certain themes repeated throughout.
"Suburban War" definitely hits on most of the same themes, but it's less focused on nostalgia for youth, and more focused on the final transition from adolescence to adulthood, and all of the gains and losses associated with that transition.
"Suburban War" definitely hits on most of the same themes, but it's less focused on nostalgia for youth, and more focused on the final transition from adolescence to adulthood, and all of the gains and losses associated with that transition.