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The second extracted single from blink-182’s 8th studio album is a short 49 seconds song that features a comeback to Travis Barker’s fast drums. Contrary to popular belief, of this song being about fans who are critical of their new sound, the track sees Hoppus meditating on a heated argument he had...
[Intro: Mark Hoppus]
Is it better?
Is it better now?
Are we better?
Are we better now?
Is it better?
Is it better now?
Are we better?
Are we better now?
[Verse: Matt Skiba & Mark Hoppus]
All we needed was your lifeline (Is it better? Is it better now?)
We swore we'd be better than the last time (Are we better? Are we better now?)
Don't leave, tell me that you're all right (Is it better? Is it better now?)
I'm not the generational divide (Are we better? Are we better now?)
Generational Divide was written by Ryan McMahon & Travis Barker & Ryan Rabin & Matt Skiba & Mark Hoppus & John Feldmann & Ben Berger.
Generational Divide was produced by John Feldmann.
blink-182 released Generational Divide on Fri Jun 21 2019.
Originally that song was much longer and it had a whole 3-minute song in front of it that was kind of inspired by The Beatles and it changes time signatures from 4/4 to ¾ and was kind of inspired by a song called “She’s Leaving Home” by The Beatles. And it’s actually a song I wrote after I got in an...