Thousand Foot Krutch: Courtesy Call Meaning

Song Released: 2012

Courtesy Call Lyrics

Hey-o here comes the danger up in this club
When we get started man we ain't gonna stop
We're gonna turn it out till it gets too hot
Everybody, say hey-o
Tell 'em turn it up till they can't no more
Lets get this thing shakin like a disco...

1. anonymous

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   Nov 22nd 2016 !⃝

   Something tells me that the person singing know something bad is coming up and tell us to prepare for it. It could be a good song to amovie actually. There is something deeper in the song, but I don't think there is a direct meaning behind.
2. anonymous

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   Jul 23rd 2016 !⃝

   I feel like they are talking about the hard times everyone faces, and that we should not give up 'cause good times are ahead of us all.
3. anonymous

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   May 26th 2014 !⃝

   I agree that the whole "club" thing only is a metaphor.
   Especially the lines
   "I am not afraid
   Of the storm that comes my way
   When it hits it shakes me to the core
   And makes stronger than before
   It's not question about trust
   But will you stand with us"
   
   would be very unfitting for some ordinary people partying in an ordinary club. It's something bigger.
   Maybe the "storm" are hard times in life and the persona is eager to face the struggle, shouting out to their confidants to get ready and to all the other people around/in their way to get out of there before the "storm" arrives.
4. anonymous

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   Jan 30th 2014 !⃝

   I feel that its saying that God is calling you to battle to fight the Devil

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