By the title, you may think it’s a song about love and relationships but they got us fooled. If we listen closely to the singer’s voice, we will find a deeper meaning to it. “The lyrics were written about my annoyance with politics and politicians, we put our faith in them, we need them to deliver on promises and do the right thing, but they rarely do,” says Campbell. Make sure to give it a listen and enjoy a powerful voice, groovy energy and a strong statement.
The Degrees
Music with a purpose

By the title, you may think it’s a song about love and relationships but they got us fooled. If we listen closely to the singer’s voice, we will find a deeper meaning to it. “The lyrics were written about my annoyance with politics and politicians, we put our faith in them, we need them to deliver on promises and do the right thing, but they rarely do,” says Campbell. Make sure to give it a listen and enjoy a powerful voice, groovy energy and a strong statement.
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