“We water the plants even after they die, waste all our time in the helpless notion” was my way of starting this discussion that we are so stuck on dead matter, forgetting that we need to work for the future, and when we do know something might be wrong, or something will go wrong, we ignore it, we don’t want to think about it, we’d rather push it to the back until it has passed and we can dwell on it after the fact. A lot of us, myself included, spend more time dwelling on the past and things we can’t change. This is my take on a positive hardcore song in the sense that it’s looking of the society we are in and how shit needs to change for the better. I really wanted to start the record with a “We” so that it was about everyone, not just solely my lyrics or my stories, but something that everyone can be a part of. John: Once we wrote the music for this song we sorta figured it was going to be the opening song for the album. I am not great at finger picking and now use a pick and it works out a lot better. Anyways, I think I wrote the main/intro part with the idea of a slower Colossal finger picked type of part. There may be a riff or two I come up with at home or a drum part he thought up he wanted to implement, but that’s the most we do separately. We always write all songs together and it’s never been just telling John to learn “my songs” or vice versa. Scott: This was the first song we wrote for the album and coincidentally ended up being the first song on the album. If Your Song Title Has The Word “Beach” In It, I’m Not Listening to It Dads - American Radass track by track reviewġ.
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