BAD RELIGION
- Who We Are Lyrics / with translationsIt's cold again it looks like rain
A procession of humanity, strikingly simian
Saunters by, I can't explain
Why it's troubling to see them so
Better than who we are with mania and yearning for and
learning from
Better than holiness and candy aisles of loneliness and
sweet revenge
A cigarette, a memory
All connections to the permanent are burning
The pedestal gets in the way
And cannot withstand our honest scrutiny
Better than who we are with mania and yearning for and
learning from
Better than holiness and candy aisles of loneliness and
sweet revenge
Do you feel the chill of December
In the rioting of Spring?
And are we made of anything other than clay?
A leap, a fight, a secret right,
The lonely quest for meaning and the universe is dreaming
A procession of humanity, strikingly simian
Saunters by, I can't explain
Why it's troubling to see them so
Better than who we are with mania and yearning for and
learning from
Better than holiness and candy aisles of loneliness and
sweet revenge
A cigarette, a memory
All connections to the permanent are burning
The pedestal gets in the way
And cannot withstand our honest scrutiny
learning from
Better than holiness and candy aisles of loneliness and
sweet revenge
Do you feel the chill of December
In the rioting of Spring?
And are we made of anything other than clay?
A leap, a fight, a secret right,
The lonely quest for meaning and the universe is dreaming
Facts about Who We Are
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Who We Are is written by Brett W. Gurewitz, Greg Graffin.
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When we think about what all of this might truly mean, the song from Bad Religion named 'Who We Are' investigates how people search for their essential nature while attempting to discover their life purpose. The lyrics demonstrate how people pursue transient desires which create conflict with their need to understand essential life questions through the use of 'holiness and candy aisles' as a metaphor for temporary enjoyment versus everlasting knowledge. The world presents numerous obstacles that make it hard for people to discover their true life purpose which leads to a debate about whether humans can surpass their natural boundaries. The lyrics of Who we are focus on six main themes which include reflection, isolation, emotional distress, reminiscence, and social critique. The song begins with a basic requirement which requires people to think about their existence while they build relationships with others through their quest for something which lies beyond their current existence. The lyrics of the song present mature content which requires parental guidance because it contains deep emotional themes, but the song does not contain explicit content, violent themes, or drug references.
Who wrote Who We Are lyrics?
Who We Are is written by Brett W. Gurewitz, Greg Graffin.
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What is the meaning behind Who We Are lyrics?
When we think about what all of this might truly mean, the song from Bad Religion named 'Who We Are' investigates how people search for their essential nature while attempting to discover their life purpose. The lyrics demonstrate how people pursue transient desires which create conflict with their need to understand essential life questions through the use of 'holiness and candy aisles' as a metaphor for temporary enjoyment versus everlasting knowledge. The world presents numerous obstacles that make it hard for people to discover their true life purpose which leads to a debate about whether humans can surpass their natural boundaries. The lyrics of Who we are focus on six main themes which include reflection, isolation, emotional distress, reminiscence, and social critique. The song begins with a basic requirement which requires people to think about their existence while they build relationships with others through their quest for something which lies beyond their current existence. The lyrics of the song present mature content which requires parental guidance because it contains deep emotional themes, but the song does not contain explicit content, violent themes, or drug references.
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