verse 1 Wrecking balls, downtown construction Bottles breaking, jukebox buzzing Cardboard sign says the lord is coming Tick, tick, tock Rumors turn the mills back home Parking lot kids with the speakers blown We didn't turn it on but we can't turn it off, off, off Sometimes I wonder how did we get here Seems like all we ever hear is Noise Yeah we scream, yeah we shout 'til we don't have a voice In the streets, in the crowds, it ain't nothing but noise Drowning out all the dreams of this Tennessee boy Just tryna be heard in all this noise verse 2 24 hour television, get so loud that no one listens Sex and money and politicians talk, talk, talk But there really ain't no conversation Ain't nothing left to the imagination Trapped in our phones and we can't make it stop, stop This noise Yeah we scream, yeah we shout 'til we don't have a voice In the streets, in the crowds, it ain't nothing but noise Drowning out all the dreams of this Tennessee boy Just tryna be heard in all this noise Bridge Every room, every house, every shade of noise All the floors, all the walls, they all shake with noise We can't sleep, we can't think, can't escape the noise We can't take the noise, so we just make... Noise Yeah we scream, yeah we shout 'til we don't have a voice In the streets, in the crowds, it ain't nothing but noise Drowning out all the dreams of this Tennessee boy Just tryna be heard in all this noise Outro All this noise Can't take the noise Can't take the noise Can't stand the noise Can't take the noise

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque un monde submergé par le bruit ambiant, où les voix individuelles se perdent dans le tumulte. L’artiste dépeint une société où les distractions telles que la télévision, la musique forte et les conversations superficielles étouffent les rêves et les aspirations des gens, notamment ceux d’un jeune homme issu du Tennessee. Malgré l'effervescence et l'agitation qui l'entourent, il cherche désespérément à se faire entendre dans ce vacarme incessant et à retrouver une forme de paix dans cette cacophonie quotidienne. Le niveau de bruit symbolise aussi une certaine aliénation, où les relations humaines, devenues superficiellement bruyantes, manquent de profondeur. C'est une réflexion sur la manière dont nous sommes tous pris dans cette spirale de distractions et de désincarnations, rendant difficile le recueillement et la communication authentique.