Breaking Free: The Anthem of Moving On

“Undivided” by Asking Alexandria is a powerful anthem of liberation and self-assertion. The song's lyrics convey a strong message of breaking free from toxic relationships and the burdens of the past. The opening lines, “As the seconds turn into days... We will never be the same...,” set the tone for a transformative journey. The protagonist declares their independence, emphasizing that the past holds no significance and that they are ready to move forward without the weight of old memories.

The song is filled with raw emotion and defiance, as seen in lines like “I told you once and I won't say it again, You never meant a thing to me, a means to an end.” This highlights a sense of finality and determination to cut ties with someone who has been detrimental to their well-being. The repeated refrain, “So take take take all your memories, 'Cuz I don't want 'em I don't need 'em,” underscores the desire to purge all remnants of the past and start anew.

Asking Alexandria's aggressive musical style complements the song's themes of rebellion and self-empowerment. The use of explicit language and confrontational tone further amplifies the intensity of the emotions being expressed. The chorus, “Hell yeah, so we came here to stay, And none of you can fucking take this away,” serves as a rallying cry for anyone who has ever felt oppressed or held back. It’s a declaration of resilience and a promise to forge ahead, undivided and stronger than ever.

The song also touches on the idea of collective strength, as seen in the lines “We stand together, We will never be the same.” This suggests that while the protagonist is moving on individually, they are also part of a larger community that supports and empowers each other. The closing lines, “Goodbye and so long it's the start of a new day,” encapsulate the essence of the song – a bold farewell to the past and an optimistic embrace of the future.

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  2. Bite Your Lip and Fake It
  3. Killing You
  4. Send Me Home
  5. Perfect
  6. Nothing Left
  7. Breathless
  8. Moving On
  9. Sometimes It Ends
  10. Antisocialist
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