Sum 41: No Reason Meaning
No Reason Lyrics
The fact of the matter is that it's up to me"
How can we fake this anymore
Turn our backs away and choose to just ignore
Some say it's ignorance
It makes me feel some innocence
It takes away a...
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2004 was a year many artists (including Eminem) started to really talk out against the government and what's really happening behind closed doors.
This song is about how if we don't act now, our way of life is going to be detroyed by those above us, and if we don't stand together as a whole and be ignorent and choose to look the other way, we will have nobody to blame for what is to come except ourselves.
Do research on Information outside of mainstream TV, NewsPaper, or Radio and you can piece together that everything you believe to be real and the truth, is all an illusion. -
In my honest opinion i think it was about the bands experience in Congo when fighting broke out and they were hauled to safety and the songs mainly about that subject but directly about the government.
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In my honest opinion i think it was about the bands experience in Congo when fighting broke out and they were hauled to safety and the songs mainly about that subject but directly about the government
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I think it's another song about the government and when we all die and the world collapses into madness there will be nobody to blame but them.
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