Bravo
The Apex Theory Lyrics


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This knots easy
The very third house
See the light through
Threw out the last ouch

Much wasn't real
Amongst hierarchy fields
Sure we'll travel together
But socialites have beautiful skin

Bravo, bravo
Your fourth missed rest
Generations misled
Fantasy island remembers me
Shame for the ordinary

Global warming upon us
Inspire yourselves position up
Once in a lifetime attempting
You can trust the sun
Apples don't mean a thing
If they don't mean to me
Although breakfast's free, it's also free to me

Bravo, bravo
Your fourth missed rest
Generations misled
Fantasy island remembers me
Shame for the ordinary

Bravo, bravo
Your fourth missed rest
Generations misled
Fantasy island remembers me
Shame for the ordinary

It's about time, it's about time
It's about time, it's about time
It's about time, it's about time
It's about time, it's about time

It's about time, it's about time
It's about time, it's about time
It's about time, it's about time
It's about time, it's about time

Bravo, bravo
Your fourth missed rest
Generations misled
Fantasy island remembers me
Shame for the ordinary

Bravo, bravo
Your fourth missed rest
Generations misled
Fantasy island remembers me
Shame for the ordinary

You can't buy class
Nor does it wear you
It's something we find in ourselves
Issues

Read on far enough
Create your own




React on instinct
Predict and grow

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of The Apex Theory's song "Bravo" hints at themes of disillusionment, social hierarchy, and the struggle to find personal identity in a world that values superficiality. The first verse talks about the difficulty of untying knots and the struggle in finding clarity. The line "Sure we'll travel together, but socialites have beautiful skin" could be interpreted as commenting on the idea that while we may be in the same journey in life, some people are just better equipped to traverse it. The chorus repeats the words "Bravo, bravo" four times, which could either be a sarcastic clap or a sincere praise for something that is ultimately flawed. The line "Generations misled" could refer to the idea that society is still stuck in old ways of thinking, despite our progress.


The second verse calls for action and implies that people need to take responsibility for finding their own path in life. The lines "Global warming upon us/Inspire yourselves position up" highlights the need for individuals to take action in taking care of our planet and elevating ourselves to make a difference. The part "Apples don't mean a thing/If they don't mean to me" is an interesting line. It could mean that the things that we have in life only matter as much as we give them personal significance. In other words, material possessions are not always an effective source of happiness.


In summary, the song may be a commentary on society's fixation on maintaining the status quo, while others try to break free and find a unique sense of purpose. It suggests a call to action to take responsibility for our lives and not be swayed by external influences.


Line by Line Meaning

This knots easy
This task is easy


The very third house
The third house had a distinct feature


See the light through
Find clarity in the situation


Threw out the last ouch
Let go of the past hurt


Much wasn't real
Many things weren't genuine


Amongst hierarchy fields
Within the social structure


Sure we'll travel together
We'll journey together


But socialites have beautiful skin
Wealthy people have advantages


Bravo, bravo
Well done, well done


Your fourth missed rest
You missed a chance to rest four times


Generations misled
Past generations have been misguided


Fantasy island remembers me
Memories of an idealistic place


Shame for the ordinary
Pity for those without privilege


Global warming upon us
Climate change is happening


Inspire yourselves position up
Motivate yourself to improve your situation


Once in a lifetime attempting
A rare chance to try something


You can trust the sun
Nature is reliable


Apples don't mean a thing
Material possessions aren't everything


If they don't mean to me
If they don't have personal significance


Although breakfast's free, it's also free to me
I don't owe anyone for the free breakfast


It's about time, it's about time
The moment has arrived


You can't buy class
Class comes from within


Nor does it wear you
It doesn't define you


It's something we find in ourselves
Personal qualities that we discover


Issues
Problems to address


Read on far enough
Keep exploring for answers


Create your own
Forge your path


React on instinct
Trust your gut


Predict and grow
Anticipate the future and adapt




Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: ANDY KHACHATURIAN, ARTIN KARAMIAN, DAVID HAKOPYAN, SAMMY J. WATSON

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