You Dont Belong

Bad Religion

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Artist: BAD RELIGION Song: You Don’t Belong Album: The Process Of Belief Tuning: Standard (EADGBE) [Verse 1] Hey You Is there something worth aspiring to? And can it be found in a record store? Well its not there anymore Just think of all the things we did we were different just like all the other kids [Interlude] missy was a teen blue video star tom took his life in his mother’s car milo went to college but you knew about that [Chorus] rodney played our records jimmy started riots laurie was always quiet she was battling depression [Verse 2] hey you is there something worth belonging to? and can I pick it up for a song? or a diploma or a worthy ’cause well let me tell you that there’s nothing wrong its just that ones like us will never belong [Interlude] jack wore a skirt but he knew how to scrap billy went to county on a class one possession wendy went to school while her daddy shot smack [Chorus] eugene kept a list mugger was security mary she kept her purity we were all in it together [Bridge] yellowed postcards on the wall served to cover up the blankness after all so I will carry them along like a song when I’m gone [Guitar Solo] [Verse 3] hey you is there something worth belonging to? you know we’ve been here all along like a confederacy of the wrong and I confess it could be prejudice but to you I dedicate this song yah you...

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La chanson évoque le sentiment d'aliénation et de quête d'un espace où l'on peut réellement appartenir. Elle parle de personnages marquants, chacun luttant avec ses propres démons et défis, vivant des expériences isolantes qui les amènent à se sentir en marge. Au fil des vers, l'artiste s'interroge sur la valeur de l'appartenance et la difficulté de trouver un lieu où l'on se sente accepté, tout en reconnaissant que ceux qui partagent cette marginalité sont souvent voués à ne jamais vraiment trouver leur place. Le contexte semble ancré dans une génération désillusionnée, cherchant des réponses dans la culture punk et alternative. Les références à des événements marquants montrent une lutte contre des réalités souvent difficiles, où l'individu se débat avec ses aspirations et ses déceptions. C'est un reflet de la vie de nombreux jeunes qui cherchent à se définir au milieu des attentes et des luttes de leur environnement.

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