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Bad Religion Too Much To Ask Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 8.24/10 [17 votes]Album: Generator / Original Release Date: 1992-03-12Genre: RockSong Duration: 2 min 46 sec
Too Much To Ask
Bad Religion
Bad Religion
BAD RELIGION
- Too Much To Ask LyricsA refreshing plunge, a drink of palatable water
A deep inspiration on a warm summer day
A safe stroll in a middle of the road community
A neighbor who in times of need will not turn away
I ain't no politician
I am a citizen
And I wonder if I'm living too far out of bounds
Community protection, rehabilitation
Police that serve without legitimate right to maim
Global awareness, ecological guilt
Cultural and environmental awakening
I ain't no optimist
I try to be a realist
And I wonder if I'm thinking too far out of bounds
Is it too much to ask?
Could it be the earth is shrinking?
I can see the walls closing in
No one can take much for granted anymore
Remote control, three cars for every family
Corruption at the expense of the simple majority
A violent clash, a plunder of the third world
Any wretched ploy that bolsters our economy
I ain't no blind supporter
I'm a conscious citizen
And I know that we are living too far out of bounds
Ain't no politician
Ain't no blind supporter
I ain't no vetrope, I am a citizen
And I wonder if I'm living too far out of bounds
Is it too much to ask?
Can we keep the earth from sinking?
I can see the walls closing in
No one can take much for granted anymore
(You better not take it for granted anymore)
I'm not taking nothing for granted anymore
A deep inspiration on a warm summer day
A safe stroll in a middle of the road community
A neighbor who in times of need will not turn away
I ain't no politician
I am a citizen
And I wonder if I'm living too far out of bounds
Community protection, rehabilitation
Police that serve without legitimate right to maim
Global awareness, ecological guilt
Cultural and environmental awakening
I ain't no optimist
I try to be a realist
And I wonder if I'm thinking too far out of bounds
Is it too much to ask?
Could it be the earth is shrinking?
I can see the walls closing in
No one can take much for granted anymore
Corruption at the expense of the simple majority
A violent clash, a plunder of the third world
Any wretched ploy that bolsters our economy
I ain't no blind supporter
I'm a conscious citizen
And I know that we are living too far out of bounds
Ain't no politician
Ain't no blind supporter
I ain't no vetrope, I am a citizen
And I wonder if I'm living too far out of bounds
Is it too much to ask?
Can we keep the earth from sinking?
I can see the walls closing in
No one can take much for granted anymore
(You better not take it for granted anymore)
I'm not taking nothing for granted anymore
Facts about Too Much To Ask
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Too Much To Ask is written by Greg Graffin.
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It is first released on March 12, 1992 as part of Bad Religion's album "Generator" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.
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When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, the track 'Too Much To Ask' by Bad Religion presents an in-depth analysis of the society and the environment discussing such issues as political corruption, consumerism, and the poor treatment of developing countries. The message of the song is that people have become disillusioned with the world as it is and wonder whether it is even possible to stop the destruction of our planet and the collapse of society; thus, the call for change is made which entails the transformation of lifestyles into more conscious and responsible ones. The lyrics of too much to ask largely feature social commentary, angst, reflection, anger, and empowerment. Simultaneously, the song underlines the significance of community and citizenship, the promotion of environmental awareness, and the fight against social injustices and corrupt practices. The verses articulate themes of social consciousness and critique of societal problems, which might need parental guidance for the young ones. The absence of violent and sexual content implies that the song's topic of worldwide corruption and other issues might not be appropriate for every child to listen to.
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Too Much To Ask falls under the genre Rock.
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Too Much To Ask song length is 2 minutes and 46 seconds.
Who wrote Too Much To Ask lyrics?
Too Much To Ask is written by Greg Graffin.
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When was Too Much To Ask released?
It is first released on March 12, 1992 as part of Bad Religion's album "Generator" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Too Much To Ask lyrics?
When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, the track 'Too Much To Ask' by Bad Religion presents an in-depth analysis of the society and the environment discussing such issues as political corruption, consumerism, and the poor treatment of developing countries. The message of the song is that people have become disillusioned with the world as it is and wonder whether it is even possible to stop the destruction of our planet and the collapse of society; thus, the call for change is made which entails the transformation of lifestyles into more conscious and responsible ones. The lyrics of too much to ask largely feature social commentary, angst, reflection, anger, and empowerment. Simultaneously, the song underlines the significance of community and citizenship, the promotion of environmental awareness, and the fight against social injustices and corrupt practices. The verses articulate themes of social consciousness and critique of societal problems, which might need parental guidance for the young ones. The absence of violent and sexual content implies that the song's topic of worldwide corruption and other issues might not be appropriate for every child to listen to.
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Which genre is Too Much To Ask?
Too Much To Ask falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Too Much To Ask?
Too Much To Ask song length is 2 minutes and 46 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Greg Graffin
Record Label(s): 2004, 1992 Epitaph
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