it is obvious what this song is about. for those who didn't get it, it is mainly about everyone wasting the Earths resources and being greedy. 'there's no going back once it begins'. what is gone is gone and will take millions of years to replenish. it's not too late to change. if we change now and stop being in love with money or 'profits gained' and luxury we will survive.
overall this song is very awesome and I cant stop listening to it.
parkway drive rules!!!!
@jonjonwinny all their songs on this album seem to follow the album's concept of "Ire". i.e. anger at different aspects of society. Many focus on governments, society in general, religion and this one focuses on the environment IMO too. They had a similar song, can't remember the title now on Atlas too.
@jonjonwinny all their songs on this album seem to follow the album's concept of "Ire". i.e. anger at different aspects of society. Many focus on governments, society in general, religion and this one focuses on the environment IMO too. They had a similar song, can't remember the title now on Atlas too.
it is obvious what this song is about. for those who didn't get it, it is mainly about everyone wasting the Earths resources and being greedy. 'there's no going back once it begins'. what is gone is gone and will take millions of years to replenish. it's not too late to change. if we change now and stop being in love with money or 'profits gained' and luxury we will survive. overall this song is very awesome and I cant stop listening to it. parkway drive rules!!!!
@jonjonwinny all their songs on this album seem to follow the album's concept of "Ire". i.e. anger at different aspects of society. Many focus on governments, society in general, religion and this one focuses on the environment IMO too. They had a similar song, can't remember the title now on Atlas too.
@jonjonwinny all their songs on this album seem to follow the album's concept of "Ire". i.e. anger at different aspects of society. Many focus on governments, society in general, religion and this one focuses on the environment IMO too. They had a similar song, can't remember the title now on Atlas too.