Pride
Flyleaf featuring Richard Patrick from Army of Anyone Lyrics

The song "Pride" by Flyleaf featuring Richard Patrick from Army of Anyone is a cover of the iconic U2 song "Pride (In the Name of Love)." The song itself is about the civil rights activist Martin Luther King Jr. and the overall message is about the struggles people face in the name of love, including love for one's country or fellow man. The lyrics describe how one person may come to stand up for what they believe in and try to make a change, but they may be met with resistance and betrayal along the way.

The first verse mentions "One man to overthrow," which could be interpreted as one person trying to bring down systems of injustice or oppression. The second verse adds more layers to the story by describing a person who resists and ends up caught on a fence, while another is washed up on a beach, suggesting a violent end for those who stand up for their beliefs. The chorus repeats the phrase "In the name of love" and questions what more one can do in the name of love.

The song ends with a reference to Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination, and how although his life was taken, his beliefs and pride could never be taken away. The song is a powerful call to action, urging listeners to stand up for what they believe in and fight for change, even in the face of adversity.