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- Sore Losers Lyrics / with translationsI'm guessing that some things never change. Sore losers when they've lost the game. Trying to win the battle lost. Some just can't accept it some just want to reject it. Their hearts have been consumed by hate. It takes me back to the kid who had someone fighting for him. Brings me back to a game we played when we were kids. I never played. My mom can beat up your mom, my dad can beat up your dad, my god can beat up your god too. All of the treaties are the same. Were millions of lives worth the gain, the governments using them for. They had children fighting for them. The post-war won't support them. Sugar-coated poison called crusades. It takes me back to the kid who had someone fighting for him. Brings me back to a game we played when we were kids. I never played. My mom can beat up your mom, my dad can beat up your dad, my god can beat up your god too.
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Sore Losers is written by Andrew Gruhin.
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It is first released in 2001 as part of Bigwig's album "Invitation to Tragedy" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.
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When we interpret the meaning being expressed, Bigwig's 'Sore Losers' demonstrates how conflicts create absurd situations that lead to destruction through its use of childhood teasing and the 'sugar-coated poison called crusades' metaphor which shows how power holders control their violent actions. Sore losers lyrics mostly emphasize social commentary through musical elements which express reflection and anger and angst and nostalgia. The song shows how conflicts and rivalries occur between people while describing the impact of war and its effects on childhood innocence. The lyrics present themes of conflict and aggression through intense violent references which might be too extreme for younger viewers. The film requires a PG-13 rating because it includes multiple instances of 'beating up' and 'crusades' which contain mature content.
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Sore Losers falls under the genre Alternative.
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Sore Losers song length is 2 minutes and 17 seconds.
Who wrote Sore Losers lyrics?
Sore Losers is written by Andrew Gruhin.
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When was Sore Losers released?
It is first released in 2001 as part of Bigwig's album "Invitation to Tragedy" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Sore Losers lyrics?
When we interpret the meaning being expressed, Bigwig's 'Sore Losers' demonstrates how conflicts create absurd situations that lead to destruction through its use of childhood teasing and the 'sugar-coated poison called crusades' metaphor which shows how power holders control their violent actions. Sore losers lyrics mostly emphasize social commentary through musical elements which express reflection and anger and angst and nostalgia. The song shows how conflicts and rivalries occur between people while describing the impact of war and its effects on childhood innocence. The lyrics present themes of conflict and aggression through intense violent references which might be too extreme for younger viewers. The film requires a PG-13 rating because it includes multiple instances of 'beating up' and 'crusades' which contain mature content.
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Which genre is Sore Losers?
Sore Losers falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song Sore Losers?
Sore Losers song length is 2 minutes and 17 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Andrew GruhinRecord Label(s): 2001 Fearless Records
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