Verse 1: I’ve been waiting on A war since I was young Since I was a little Boy with a toy gun Never really wanted To be number one Just wanted to Love everyone Is there more to This than that? Is there more to This than that? Is there more to This than that? Is there more to this Is there more to this Is there more To this than Just waiting On a war? Just waiting On a war? Verse 2: Everyday waiting For the sky to fall Big crash on a World that’s so small Just a boy with Nowhere left to go Fell in love with A voice on the radio Is there more to This than that? Is there more to This than that? Is there more to This than that? Is there more to this Is there more to this Is there more To this than Just waiting On a war? Just waiting on a war For this and that There’s got to be More to this than that Just waiting on a war For this and that There’s got to be More to this than that ( ) ( ) Bridge: I’ve been waiting on A war since I was young Since I was a little Boy with a toy gun Is there more to this Is there more to this Is there more To this than Just waiting On a war? Just waiting On a war? Just waiting on a war For this and that There’s got to be more To this than that Just waiting on a war For this and that There’s got to be more To this than that Just waiting on a war For this and that There’s got to be more To this than that Just waiting on a war For this and that There’s got to be more To this than that Final Because I need more Yeah I need more Than just waiting on a war Just waiting on a war Yeah I need more Just waiting on a war Just waiting on a war

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque l'attente d'un conflit depuis l'enfance, symbolisée par un garçon jouant avec un pistolet en plastique. Elle questionne cette attente, se demandant s'il existe davantage dans la vie que de simplement se préparer à la guerre. Le protagoniste cherche à comprendre le sens de ses désirs et de ses aspirations, ressentant une certaine mélancolie et un besoin de connexion dans un monde qui semble petit et vulnérable. À travers des réflexions sur la paix et l'amour, il remet en question l'idée de vivre en attente d'un événement destructeur.