I'm definitely thinking the song is about the strive for change, and the fear of change that many people have
"Two Highways, a fork in the road/Which one to take? Through the middle they rode" talks about carving a new path; making change. Doing something new
Then it goes into how "These fighting words deserve exile; Banished"; which goes into peoples fear of change; they don't want to leave the comfort of what they have now "Long for the home I left yesterday"; and then goes to talk about how regardless of backlash; change will happen, "Unbelievable, [yet] Invincible"
The idea of change and progress will always be there; people will always strive for it, with or without the support of neophobic masses
I'm definitely thinking the song is about the strive for change, and the fear of change that many people have
"Two Highways, a fork in the road/Which one to take? Through the middle they rode" talks about carving a new path; making change. Doing something new Then it goes into how "These fighting words deserve exile; Banished"; which goes into peoples fear of change; they don't want to leave the comfort of what they have now "Long for the home I left yesterday"; and then goes to talk about how regardless of backlash; change will happen, "Unbelievable, [yet] Invincible"
The idea of change and progress will always be there; people will always strive for it, with or without the support of neophobic masses