Savanna
Hundred Reasons Lyrics


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How you plan to stop the world
I don't know the plans you screened
The brain will march away
Clipping against the wall

Lower the tone again
Youth was on your side
Pretend you were born again
Youth forgot the time

Clutching at the straws you took
The shortest one you pulled
The reconcile was tantamount
The blocked pores would never close

Lower the tone again
Youth forgot the time
Get on your knees for saviors [Repeat x4]

It's about time you embraced the cold




Hurtful hateful I'm coming for you today
Get on your knees for saviors [Repeat x4]

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of "Savanna" by Hundred Reasons are unclear and difficult to comprehend, which is quite common with alternative rock and post-hardcore songs. Talking about the meaning of the lyrics, it seems to be a commentary on someone who is trying to control or dominate the world. The lines "How you plan to stop the world, I don't know the plans you screened" suggest the person is trying to achieve something that is impossible, but they are persistent nevertheless. The next line "The brain will march away, clipping against the wall" implies that the person is guided by their own ego and is not open to suggestion or help from others.


The next stanza conveys a sense of regret and nostalgia. The line "Youth was on your side, pretend you were born again, youth forgot the time" speaks to wishing you could go back to a time when things were simpler, but realizing that it's impossible. The line "Clutching at the straws you took, the shortest one you pulled" indicates that the person may have made reckless decisions, and now they are living with the consequences. The line "The blocked pores would never close" communicates that the person has experienced deep emotional pain that will never fully heal or disappear.


The chorus "Get on your knees for saviors" can mean different things. It can either mean someone begging for help or someone submitting to a higher power. The last line "It's about time you embraced the cold, hurtful hateful I'm coming for you today" may suggest that someone is getting ready to confront the person or situation that the song is about, possibly meaning that justice will be delivered.


Line by Line Meaning

How you plan to stop the world
Questioning the methods one would take to halt the inevitable chaos in the world


I don't know the plans you screened
Admitting lack of knowledge regarding the motives and schemes of another individual


The brain will march away
The mind will wander off, leaving the body behind


Clipping against the wall
The sound of footsteps echoing and scraping against a solid surface such as a wall


Lower the tone again
Bring the mood or atmosphere down once again


Youth was on your side
In the past, one possessed the energy and carefree spirit of youth


Pretend you were born again
Imagining a fresh start, a rebirth with a clean slate


Youth forgot the time
The passage of time is not important or relevant to the carefree attitude of youth


Clutching at the straws you took
Desperately trying to hold onto something that is of minimal value or significance


The shortest one you pulled
Choosing the easiest, most convenient option without consideration for long-term consequences


The reconcile was tantamount
Reconciliation or resolution was of utmost importance


The blocked pores would never close
Problems or issues would never fully be resolved or put to rest


Get on your knees for saviors [Repeat x4]
A call to individuals to surrender or rely on outside forces for help and guidance


It's about time you embraced the cold
Acknowledging the harsh reality of a situation and accepting it rather than denying or avoiding it


Hurtful hateful I'm coming for you today
A declaration of intent or motivation to confront and overcome negativity and adversity




Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: ANDREW IAIN BEWS, ANDREW IAIN ELLIOT GILMOUR, COLIN IAIN DORAN, LAURENCE JOHN HIBBIT, PAUL JOHN TOWNSEND

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