I AGAINST I
- Standard-Free Lyrics / with translationsI know what you're like Cause I've seen your kind These words I have heard many times, many times
There's always someone Who thinks he knows you She knows what you're like just by looking at you Am
I not what you hope to be? Your standard is not reserved for me Are you not what I hope to be? My
standard's reserved only for...... I try to see through the blindness But sometimes I just can't
fight it, no!! I won't be mislead by the words you say!!! Could you be like me? Could I be like
you? Will I ever know if I don't talk to you? Can't see through my eyes So just look away I don't
have to hear what you think there's to say Now mark my words You've had your last So sick and tired
of the finger-pointing What do you know? Who gave you the right? What gave you the right? Yeah I
know what you're like Cause I've seen your kind Don't you cross my path if you're thinking like
that I could be like you You could be like me But you'll never know cause you won't talk to me I
won't be the scapegoat, no never, no way
There's always someone Who thinks he knows you She knows what you're like just by looking at you Am
I not what you hope to be? Your standard is not reserved for me Are you not what I hope to be? My
standard's reserved only for...... I try to see through the blindness But sometimes I just can't
fight it, no!! I won't be mislead by the words you say!!! Could you be like me? Could I be like
you? Will I ever know if I don't talk to you? Can't see through my eyes So just look away I don't
of the finger-pointing What do you know? Who gave you the right? What gave you the right? Yeah I
know what you're like Cause I've seen your kind Don't you cross my path if you're thinking like
that I could be like you You could be like me But you'll never know cause you won't talk to me I
won't be the scapegoat, no never, no way
Facts about Standard-Free
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Standard-Free is written by Ronald Van Maren, Bob Hoorweg, Jasper Matthijs Blazer.
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When we interpret the meaning being expressed, the song 'Standard Free' by I Against I delves into the theme of misjudgment and misunderstanding between individuals. The work shows defiance against being viewed through stereotypes which people develop from their first impressions of others. The lyrics show how people fight against these wrong beliefs about them while the track shows how truthful dialogue needs to occur between people in order to achieve complete understanding. The lyrics of Standard-free show six main emotions which include anxiety and self-reflection and personal strength and violent feelings and optimistic thoughts. The song demonstrates how people need to establish their own identity while they fight through problems of their own self-worth and how people understand each other through wrongs which lead to communication gaps. The lyrics contain themes of misunderstanding and self-identity which may require parental guidance for younger audiences. The content contains no explicit language or violence or adult themes but its emotional intensity makes it inappropriate for very young children.
Who wrote Standard-Free lyrics?
Standard-Free is written by Ronald Van Maren, Bob Hoorweg, Jasper Matthijs Blazer.
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What is the meaning behind Standard-Free lyrics?
When we interpret the meaning being expressed, the song 'Standard Free' by I Against I delves into the theme of misjudgment and misunderstanding between individuals. The work shows defiance against being viewed through stereotypes which people develop from their first impressions of others. The lyrics show how people fight against these wrong beliefs about them while the track shows how truthful dialogue needs to occur between people in order to achieve complete understanding. The lyrics of Standard-free show six main emotions which include anxiety and self-reflection and personal strength and violent feelings and optimistic thoughts. The song demonstrates how people need to establish their own identity while they fight through problems of their own self-worth and how people understand each other through wrongs which lead to communication gaps. The lyrics contain themes of misunderstanding and self-identity which may require parental guidance for younger audiences. The content contains no explicit language or violence or adult themes but its emotional intensity makes it inappropriate for very young children.
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Songwriter(s): Ronald Van Maren, Bob Hoorweg, Jasper Matthijs Blazer
