Holidays in the Sun Skid Row

"Holidays in the Sun" by Skid Row, released in 1991, is a #Rock anthem that explores themes of escapism, rebellion, and the desire for freedom amidst life's struggles. The lyrics convey a longing for adventure and a break from societal constraints. Musically, it features powerful guitar riffs and energetic vocals, embodying the spirit of the early '90s rock scene. The song resonates with those seeking liberation from everyday monotony.

A cheep holiday in other peoples misery

I don't wanna holiday in the sun
I wanna go to the new belsen
I wanna see some history
'cause now I got a reasonable economy

Now I got a reason, now I got a reason
Now I got a reason and I'm still waiting
Now I got a reason, now I got a reason to be waiting
The berlin wall

Sensurround sound in a two inch wall
Well I was waiting for the communst call
I didn't ask for sunshine and I got
World war three I'm looking over the wall
And they're looking at me

Now I got a reason, now I got a reason
Now I got a reason and I'm still waiting
Now I got a reason, now I got a reason to be waiting
The berlin wall

Well they're staring all night and
They're staring all day
I had no reason to be here at all
But now I gotta reason it's no real reason
And I'm waiting at the berlin wall

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