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'''We're All To Blame''' is a song by Canadian rock band [[wikipedia:Sum 41|Sum 41]], released as a single for their [[2004]] album ''[[wikipedia:Chuck (Sum 41 album)|Chuck]]''. It | "'''We're All To Blame'''" is a song by Canadian rock band [[wikipedia:Sum 41|Sum 41]], released as a single for their [[2004]] album ''[[wikipedia:Chuck (Sum 41 album)|Chuck]]''. It was used in that year's ''[[Godzilla (franchise)|Godzilla]]'' [[:Category:Godzilla Films|film]], ''[[Godzilla Final Wars]]'', during [[Godzilla (Godzilla Final Wars)|Godzilla]]'s battle against [[Zilla]] in [[Sydney]], [[Australia]]. Though it does not appear on any releases of [[Godzilla Final Wars/Soundtrack|the film's soundtrack]], it was included in the promotional album ''[[G.Lasts... tribute to GODZILLA 50th]]'' released through Universal Music. | ||
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*Due to its lyrical content | *Due to its lyrical content, this song's usage during [[Godzilla (Godzilla Final Wars)|Godzilla]]'s battle with [[Zilla]] has been speculated to be a subtle jab at [[TriStar Pictures]]' ''[[GODZILLA (1998 film)|GODZILLA]]''. | ||
*In a [[2023]] interview published in the book ''[[Godzilla Final Wars Completion]]'', music producer [[Kyoko Kitahara]] explained that the song was chosen because it was liked by director [[Ryuhei Kitamura]], a fan of rock music.<ref>{{cite book|title=[[Godzilla Final Wars Completion]]|editor-last=Kimura|editor-first=Manabu|date=4 April 2023|publisher=Hobby Japan|isbn=978-4-7986-3135-6|page=90}}</ref> | |||
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"We're All To Blame" is a song by Canadian rock band Sum 41, released as a single for their 2004 album Chuck. It was used in that year's Godzilla film, Godzilla Final Wars, during Godzilla's battle against Zilla in Sydney, Australia. Though it does not appear on any releases of the film's soundtrack, it was included in the promotional album G.Lasts... tribute to GODZILLA 50th released through Universal Music.
Lyrics
Take everything left from me!
All... to... blame!
How can we still succeed, taking what we don't need
Telling lies, alibis, selling all the hate that we breed
Supersize our tragedies (you can't define me, or justify greed)
Bought in the land of the free (land, free)
And we're all to blame
We've gone too far
From pride to shame
We're trying so hard
We're dying in vain
We're hopelessly blissful and blind
To all we are
We want it all with no sacrifice
Realize we spend our lives living in a culture of fear
Stand to salute and say thanks to the man of the year
How did we all come to this (you can't define me or justify greed)
This greed that we just can't resist (re-sist)
And we're all to blame
We've gone too far
From pride to shame
We're trying so hard
We're dying in vain
We're hopelessly blissful and blind
To all we are
We want it all
Everyone wants it all, with no...
SACRIFICE!!!
Tell me now, what have we done?
We don't know
I can't allow what has begun to tear me down
Believe me now, we have no choice left
With our backs against the wall...
And now we're all to blame
We've gone too far
From pride to shame
We're hopelessly blissful and blind
When all we need
Is something true
To believe
Don't we all?
Everyone
Everyone
We will fall
Cause we're all to blame
We've gone too far
From pride to shame
We're trying so hard
We're dying in vain
We want it all
Everyone
Don't we all?
Trivia
- Due to its lyrical content, this song's usage during Godzilla's battle with Zilla has been speculated to be a subtle jab at TriStar Pictures' GODZILLA.
- In a 2023 interview published in the book Godzilla Final Wars Completion, music producer Kyoko Kitahara explained that the song was chosen because it was liked by director Ryuhei Kitamura, a fan of rock music.[1]
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