Study War
Moby Lyrics


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Finally brother after a while
The battle will be over
From that day when we shall lay down our burden and study war no more

The battle will be over

There will be no war
The battle will be over





There will be no war

Overall Meaning

In Moby's song "Study War", these lyrics seem to convey a message of hope for a world that has long been plagued by conflicts and wars. The opening line "Finally brother after a while" suggests a sense of weariness and exhaustion with the constant battles that have been going on. However, these lines also provide a glimmer of hope, as they suggest that the fighting will eventually come to an end.


The next line "The battle will be over" emphasizes the point that the fighting will eventually come to an end. This line is repeated twice, perhaps to stress the point that there will be no more wars in the future. This message of peace is continued in the final line, "There will be no war". These lyrics highlight the need for us to put an end to the cycle of violence and work towards a more peaceful and harmonious world.


Line by Line Meaning

Finally brother after a while
After a long time, my brother


The battle will be over
There will be no more warfare


From that day when we shall lay down our burden and study war no more
On that day, we will put down our weapons and cease to learn how to fight




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Written by: Richard Melville Hall

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Comments from YouTube:

Dion7

I get tears in my every time I listen to this song. The people I know who want to watch the Red Pill don't need to, and the ones who need to don't want to see it.

Arif Vega

I am so glad I saw this comment. Still trying to get people to add it to their shelves.

Major Bloodnok

Yes, sadly too true

Ismael González

Finally brother after a while
The battle will be over
From that day when we shall lay down our burden and study war no more
The battle will be over
There will be no war
The battle will be over
There will be no war

Peter Spencer

@Bonnie Wynn It does indeed sound like brethren and not brother. Thank you for fixing my ears. It was bothering me looking at other lyrics.

Irene Jacobs

Finally brother and Oscar Wilde. 
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Bonnie Wynn

Mauricio Ismael
Finally Brethren after while,
The battle will be over.
For that day when we shall lay down our burden
and study war no more!

Bitman Y Roban

La verdad que Moby es un gran músico, que afortunados nosotros de conocer su obra. Canciones de todos colores, olores y sabores lo hacen un artista muy completo.

RealParadoxBlues

"I must study politics and war so that my sons may have the liberty to study painting and poetry." - Letter from John Adams to his wife, May 12, 1780

The Grey Monk

RealParadoxBlues sadly, someone, somewhere will always be studying politics and war.

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