Hundred and one in the shade tonight
All that time in the wilds of youth
You might find it won't desert you
We're gonna shake your soul tonight
Some may say let's wait and see
Some may find it's a mystery
Blame it on love on the ones unsung
We'll take care of the damage done
Sons beat down, sons beat down
Sons beat down, daughters and sons
Who are those too afraid to awaken
So her hand falls on his face
Many are those too afraid to be shaken
Sit in darkness somewhere safe
Some of those things you'll never see
Some of those things you may never be
But you won't try, and you won't know
Maybe it's time for letting it go
Sons beat down, sons beat down
Sons beat down, sons beat down
This world's fast and it's bloody uncertain
Generations walk in their own light
We'll play for the ones until the last curtain
In rage against the dark of night
Sons beat down, sons beat down
Sons beat down, sons beat down
(Repeat)
Tom Cochrane is a Canadian singer-songwriter and musician born in Lynn Lake, Manitoba, on March 10, 1953. Known for his energetic rock style and engaging live performances, Cochrane achieved international fame in the 1990s with the single "Life Is A Highway", which became an anthem of hope and freedom. His music is characterized by influences from blues, country, and folk, often accompanied by lyrics that address themes such as love, loss, and self-discovery. Among his most important albums are "Mad Mad World" (1989) and "Victory Day" (1991), the latter certified gold in Canada. Cochrane has collaborated with artists like Randy Bachman and The Guess Who, contributing to keeping alive the Canadian musical tradition. Some of his most representative songs include "Life Is A Highway", "Big League", "The Good Times Are Over", and "What's It All About?"
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