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Up To Eleven is a defunct trope
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** At the three minute mark of the song (and the video), lead singer Tim [=McIlrath=] list off names of kids who committed suicide because of bullying. The video [[UpToEleven kicks it up]] even more so when clips from the "It Gets Better Project" on Website/YouTube are inserted in as well.
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** At the three minute mark of the song (and the video), lead singer Tim [=McIlrath=] list off names of kids who committed suicide because of bullying. The video [[UpToEleven kicks it up]] up even more so when clips from the "It Gets Better Project" on Website/YouTube are inserted in as well.
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* "Methadone" and "People Live Here", both from "The Black Market". "Tragedy + Time" may also qualify, but it becomes more hopeful by the end of the song.
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* "Methadone" and "People Live Here", both from "The ''The Black Market".Market''. "Tragedy + Time" may also qualify, but it becomes more hopeful by the end of the song.
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* In a completely different way, "[[http://youtu.be/BblV6AQsd2s Swing Life Away]]". I dare you to listen to it without tearing up.
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* In a completely different way, "[[http://youtu.be/BblV6AQsd2s Swing Life Away]]". I dare you Try to listen to it without tearing up.
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* "[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XP4clbHc4Xg Make It Stop (September's Children)]]" is a message to LGBTQ youth who are bullied, saying "It Gets Better". The lyrics are powerful as is, the video only makes it more so.
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* "[[http://www."[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XP4clbHc4Xg Make It Stop (September's Children)]]" is a message to LGBTQ youth who are bullied, saying "It Gets Better". The lyrics are powerful as is, the video only makes it more so.
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* About half the tracks from ''Revolutions Per Minute'' are this, especially "Heaven Knows". "The day I learn to fly/ I'm never coming down"
* "The Approaching Curve" from ''The Suffer and The Witness''. The spoken-word verses highlight the bleak lyrics about a failing relationship, while the chorus is perhaps Tim [=McIlrath=]'s most anguished performance.
* Listen closely to The Good Left Undone. The song uses a metaphor about flowers to describe starting a relationship, realizing that you're having a negative effect on the other person, and walking away to spare them from hurt. It's heartbreaking.
* "The Approaching Curve" from ''The Suffer and The Witness''. The spoken-word verses highlight the bleak lyrics about a failing relationship, while the chorus is perhaps Tim [=McIlrath=]'s most anguished performance.
* Listen closely to The Good Left Undone. The song uses a metaphor about flowers to describe starting a relationship, realizing that you're having a negative effect on the other person, and walking away to spare them from hurt. It's heartbreaking.
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* About half the tracks from ''Revolutions Per Minute'' are this, especially "Heaven Knows". "The day I learn to fly/ fly / I'm never coming down"
* "The Approaching Curve" from ''TheSuffer and The Sufferer & the Witness''. The spoken-word verses highlight the bleak lyrics about a failing relationship, while the chorus is perhaps Tim [=McIlrath=]'s most anguished performance.
* Listen closely toThe "The Good Left Undone.Undone". The song uses a metaphor about flowers to describe starting a relationship, realizing that you're having a negative effect on the other person, and walking away to spare them from hurt. It's heartbreaking.
* "The Approaching Curve" from ''The
* Listen closely to
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* "Methadone" and "People Live Here," both from The Black Market. "Tragedy + Time" may also qualify, but it becomes more hopeful by the end of the song.
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* "Methadone" and "People Live Here," Here", both from The "The Black Market.Market". "Tragedy + Time" may also qualify, but it becomes more hopeful by the end of the song.
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* "Methadone" and "People Live Here," both from The Black Market. "Tragedy + Time" may also qualify, but [[ItGetsBetter it becomes more hopeful by the end of the song.]]
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* "Methadone" and "People Live Here," both from The Black Market. "Tragedy + Time" may also qualify, but [[ItGetsBetter it becomes more hopeful by the end of the song.]]
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removed some prose that was honestly laughable
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* "Help is on the Way" sings about struggling against adversity and one line states "We were told to sit tight....Help is on the way.....BUT IT NEVER CAME!!!"
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* "Help is on the Way" sings about struggling against adversity and one line states "We were told to sit tight....tight. Help is on the way.....BUT IT NEVER CAME!!!"way, but it never came."
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* "Methadone" and "People Live Here," both from their newest album.
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* "Methadone" and "People Live Here," both from their newest album.The Black Market. "Tragedy + Time" may also qualify, but [[ItGetsBetter it becomes more hopeful by the end of the song.]]
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* "Methadone" and "People Live Here," both from their newest album.
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* Listen closely to The Good Left Undone. The song uses a metaphor about flowers to describe starting a relationship, realizing that you're having a negative effect on the other person, and walking away to spare them from hurt. It's heartbreaking
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* Listen closely to The Good Left Undone. The song uses a metaphor about flowers to describe starting a relationship, realizing that you're having a negative effect on the other person, and walking away to spare them from hurt. It's heartbreakingheartbreaking.
* "Help is on the Way" sings about struggling against adversity and one line states "We were told to sit tight....Help is on the way.....BUT IT NEVER CAME!!!"
* "Help is on the Way" sings about struggling against adversity and one line states "We were told to sit tight....Help is on the way.....BUT IT NEVER CAME!!!"
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* Listen closely to The Good Left Undone. The song uses a metaphor about flowers to describe starting a relationship, realizing that you're having a negative effect on the other person, and walking away to spare them from hurt. It's heartbreaking
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the Namespace thing fixed
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** At the three minute mark of the song (and the video), lead singer Tim [=McIlrath=] list off names of kids who committed suicide because of bullying. The video [[UpToEleven kicks it up]] even more so when clips from the "It Gets Better Project" on YouTube are inserted in as well.
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** At the three minute mark of the song (and the video), lead singer Tim [=McIlrath=] list off names of kids who committed suicide because of bullying. The video [[UpToEleven kicks it up]] even more so when clips from the "It Gets Better Project" on YouTube Website/YouTube are inserted in as well.
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[[Music/RiseAgainst This punk rock band]] [[TearJerker is very good at evoking this reaction]].
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* "Hero of War" is about a young man who enlists in the military. The song starts out talking about his boot camp, how he was making friends, and how his buzzcut didn't look too bad, and the chorus is fairly positive.
-->"A hero of war\\
Yeah, that's what I'll be\\
And when I come home\\
They'll be damned proud of me\\
And I'll carry this flag\\
To the grave if I must\\
'Cause it's a flag that I love\\
And a flag that I trust."
** Then it moves onto the serious matters as he actually goes to war. He beats a prisoner of war with his squadron after trying to get them to stop, and he kills a civilian woman, mistaking her for an enemy soldier. The final chorus of the song takes a rather darker turn.
-->"A hero of war\\
Is that what they see?\\
Just medals and scars\\
So damned proud of me\\
And I brought home that flag\\
Now it gathers dust\\
But it's a flag that I love\\
And it's the only thing I trust."
* "[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XP4clbHc4Xg Make It Stop (September's Children)]]" is a message to LGBTQ youth who are bullied, saying "It Gets Better". The lyrics are powerful as is, the video only makes it more so.
** Also, the radio sections in "Make It Stop".
** As well as the flash-forward sequence in the music video, where it showed the girl with her future wife. Oh, god.
** At the three minute mark of the song (and the video), lead singer Tim [=McIlrath=] list off names of kids who committed suicide because of bullying. The video [[UpToEleven kicks it up]] even more so when clips from the "It Gets Better Project" on YouTube are inserted in as well.
* In a completely different way, "[[http://youtu.be/BblV6AQsd2s Swing Life Away]]". I dare you to listen to it without tearing up.
* About half the tracks from ''Revolutions Per Minute'' are this, especially "Heaven Knows". "The day I learn to fly/ I'm never coming down"
* "The Approaching Curve" from ''The Suffer and The Witness''. The spoken-word verses highlight the bleak lyrics about a failing relationship, while the chorus is perhaps Tim [=McIlrath=]'s most anguished performance.
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* "Hero of War" is about a young man who enlists in the military. The song starts out talking about his boot camp, how he was making friends, and how his buzzcut didn't look too bad, and the chorus is fairly positive.
-->"A hero of war\\
Yeah, that's what I'll be\\
And when I come home\\
They'll be damned proud of me\\
And I'll carry this flag\\
To the grave if I must\\
'Cause it's a flag that I love\\
And a flag that I trust."
** Then it moves onto the serious matters as he actually goes to war. He beats a prisoner of war with his squadron after trying to get them to stop, and he kills a civilian woman, mistaking her for an enemy soldier. The final chorus of the song takes a rather darker turn.
-->"A hero of war\\
Is that what they see?\\
Just medals and scars\\
So damned proud of me\\
And I brought home that flag\\
Now it gathers dust\\
But it's a flag that I love\\
And it's the only thing I trust."
* "[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XP4clbHc4Xg Make It Stop (September's Children)]]" is a message to LGBTQ youth who are bullied, saying "It Gets Better". The lyrics are powerful as is, the video only makes it more so.
** Also, the radio sections in "Make It Stop".
** As well as the flash-forward sequence in the music video, where it showed the girl with her future wife. Oh, god.
** At the three minute mark of the song (and the video), lead singer Tim [=McIlrath=] list off names of kids who committed suicide because of bullying. The video [[UpToEleven kicks it up]] even more so when clips from the "It Gets Better Project" on YouTube are inserted in as well.
* In a completely different way, "[[http://youtu.be/BblV6AQsd2s Swing Life Away]]". I dare you to listen to it without tearing up.
* About half the tracks from ''Revolutions Per Minute'' are this, especially "Heaven Knows". "The day I learn to fly/ I'm never coming down"
* "The Approaching Curve" from ''The Suffer and The Witness''. The spoken-word verses highlight the bleak lyrics about a failing relationship, while the chorus is perhaps Tim [=McIlrath=]'s most anguished performance.
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