In Geddy Lee’s autobiography, he writes about this song. I remember it being about the failure of America to live up to its greatest ideals, which makes it evergreen. I sing the chorus to this song for days after I hear it.
I can see that, but at the same time, I listen to it and think of that scene in the first BILL & TED movie where Rufus looks at the screen, shrugs, and says, "They do get better."
In Geddy Lee’s autobiography, he writes about this song. I remember it being about the failure of America to live up to its greatest ideals, which makes it evergreen. I sing the chorus to this song for days after I hear it.
I can see that, but at the same time, I listen to it and think of that scene in the first BILL & TED movie where Rufus looks at the screen, shrugs, and says, "They do get better."