Nickelback: Fight for all the Wrong Reasons Meaning

Fight for all the Wrong Reasons Lyrics

"Fight For All The Wrong Reasons"


Well I wanted you
I wanted no one else
I thought it through
I got you to myself
You got off
Every time you got on to me
I got caught up
In favorable slavery

Was it wrong? Was it...

1. anonymous

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   Aug 28th 2016 !⃝

   When being lured by lust with and having a self centered narcissistic ego that loves it's own god image of itself. In that, when eventually found ''it's image'' in her/him to love and be loved in the catch ''possessively'' turned for only sexual pleasure with the other. Where both compromised against their authentic principles they neglected in themselves[if they ever had any] not to listen to anybody and not to be disciplined by them for the right reasons with the right person. This led to only be enslaved by the selfishness of ''feeling good'' that fell into sex addiction. Anotherwords you can say that it's about how somebody can screw and suck themselves as a psychological vampiric power control need to sellout for only sex that turned their relationship into a disrespectful war against each other in shame to ''fight for all the wrong reasons'' that doesn't have the real love and respect Yet to be developed for stopping their sickness. That's like a corrupt political and social culture of our day on a macrocosim level that needs to be Trumped over and purged from their sins that corrupted them in evil ways.

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2. anonymous

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   Aug 25th 2016 !⃝

   To me it's just a song of chaos and war.

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