All Good Soldiers Bad Religion

“All Good Soldiers” by Bad Religion, released in 2004, is a #PunkRock anthem that critiques blind nationalism and the morality of war. The lyrics explore themes of obedience, sacrifice, and the dehumanization of soldiers. Musically, it features fast-paced rhythms and thought-provoking lyrics, reflecting the band's signature sound and social commentary. Its cultural impact resonates with anti-war movements and discussions on military ethics.

[Verse 1]
All good soldiers crack like boulders
The sun climbs up to a razor
Violins, new boots, and numbers on a chain
All good soldiers

[Chorus]
All good (Soldiers)
Fall in line when they march and shout
All good (Soldiers)
Are a spectacle, marching and singing
We'll go anywhere the president says
Because the president believes in God
Like all good soldiers should

[Verse 2]
All good soldiers wait like warheads
When the fighting starts who will be
Accountable, a cannibal, a cannonball
All good soldiers, all good soldiers

[Chorus]
All good (Soldiers)
Fall in line when they march and shout
All good (Soldiers)
Are a spectacle, marching and singing
We'll go anywhere the president says
Because the president believes in God
Like all good soldiers should

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