You either grow together or you grow apart. Choose wisely.
26 Aug 2026 · 1 min
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In this short lyrical excerpt performed by Kristin Bentley, the speaker rejects blind patriotism and the glorification of war. The lines reference people who are born to wave the flag and celebrate national symbols, but the speaker distances themselves, declaring "It ain't me" and stating they are not a "fortunate son." The passage critiques social privilege, militaristic enthusiasm, and the notion of being a favored child of the nation, positioning the speaker as an outsider to these dominant narratives.
