Anthem

Dennis Culp / Reese Roper / Scott Kerr

A nation stands with heart in hand
To sing their anthem proudly
Voices raised to sing their praise
Of their hollow country
All this talk of freedom
And some talk of liberty
From your plastic podium
You try and convince me
I can't fall anymore
For some silver-tongued song
Your freedom isn't free
So let me say what freedom means to
I can's see red, white, and blue waving in the air
I don't hear the bombs bursting and I don't even care
I'm sorry for my lack of faith
I'm not the greatest patriot
If this is all their is to freedom I don't want it
I can't fall anymore
For some silver-tongued song
Your freedom isn't free
So let me say what freedom means to
Pushing us a drug that you call freedom and democracy
Promise us that selfishness is the means for happiness
I burned that bridge so long ago that I can hardly see
Anything but solace in what freedom means to me
I can't fall anymore
For some silver-tongued song
Freedom isn't free
So let me say what freedom means to
It cannot mean to serve ourselves
That doesn't mean a thing
It doesn't mean to give the license
To seek ourselves in anything
That would be slavery to ourselves it isn't free

Curiosidades sobre la música Anthem del Five Iron Frenzy

¿En qué álbumes fue lanzada la canción “Anthem” por Five Iron Frenzy?
Five Iron Frenzy lanzó la canción en los álbumes “Upbeats and Beatdowns” en 1997 y “Proof That the Youth Are Revolting” en 1999.
¿Quién compuso la canción “Anthem” de Five Iron Frenzy?
La canción “Anthem” de Five Iron Frenzy fue compuesta por Dennis Culp, Reese Roper y Scott Kerr.

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