Age Of Unreason

Bad Religion

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Bad Religion - Age of Unreason Album: Age of Unreason (2019) Tuning: Standard (EADGBe) [Intro] (x2) [Verse 1] Just to think that not so long ago was a man who risked his life Who challenged all the lies offered as sacred truth Just to cast a brighter light [Pre-Chorus] The notion that we can live as one in perfect harmony Requires a common sensibility to teach an intellectual capacity That I believe... Is in the air! But everywhere is the ultimate act of treason How so few can be aware that their nation’s heart is bleeding [Chorus] And oh when the violence has begun We decree the pen more mighty than the gun While the fools believe as one In this unrepentant age of unreason [Verse 2] Just to think that not so long ago was a man who received the seal He peddled blatant lies and brought back tyranny To divide his people with zeal [Pre-Chorus] But we can live as one in perfect harmony It requires a common sensibility to teach an intellectual capacity That I believe... Is in the air! But everywhere is the ultimate act of treason How so few can be aware that their nation’s heart is bleeding [Chorus] But I as a child who plays for fun With his eye up to the barrel of a gun Watch the fools believe as one In this unrepentant age of unreason Now that darkness has begun We decree the pen more mighty than the gun While the fools believe as one In this unrepentant age of unreason Chord by P4tR

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Cette chanson aborde le thème de la désillusion face à un monde où la vérité est souvent manipulée et où la paix semble inaccessible. Elle évoque un passé récent où des figures courageuses se sont battues contre l'injustice, rappelant que des mensonges peuvent mener à la division et à la tyrannie. Le message central tourne autour de la nécessité d'une réflexion collective pour avancer vers une harmonie, mais souligne aussi la tragédie d'un peuple qui, malgré la souffrance, reste souvent inconscient de la détresse qui l'entoure. Dans un contexte où la violence prédomine, elle défend l'idée que la parole écrite peut être plus puissante que la force brute. C'est une critique de notre époque où l'aveuglement et l'ignorance semblent prévaloir sur la sagesse et la compréhension. Cette vision peut s'appliquer à divers enjeux contemporains, où l’unité et la lucidité sont mises à l’épreuve par des discours trompeurs.

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