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The War (Angels & Airwaves song) : ウィキペディア英語版
The War (Angels & Airwaves song)

"The War" is the fourth single released from the debut album of Angels & Airwaves, ''We Don't Need to Whisper''. It was the third single for both the US and UK, but was the fourth single released, since "Do It for Me Now" was the second single for the US and "It Hurts" was the second single for the UK. Tom DeLonge has described this song as anti-war, with specific references to the Invasion of Normandy in World War II. "The War" was the last song the band would play, during their ''We Don't Need to Whisper'' concerts, with Tom making a speech during the bridge.
The song peaked at #19 on the ''Billboard'' Alternative Songs chart.
==Videos==
Although "The War" never received an official music video, a short film and a live video were released. (The short film ) depicts a futuristic environment, a battle on a beach where enemy combatants shoot up through the sand from an underground facility of some kind. After the battle, the underground facility is shown. In this facility, there is a character who is strapped to a hospital type bed. He breaks free and is shown escaping from the facility, running from the soldiers who occupy the facility and then becoming trapped on the top of a cliff with no place to go. As the enemy approaches at the end of the video, the character falls backward off of the cliff. This character is played by (Bradley Horne ), which is notable because he also played the significant role of Captain Lee Briggs in the 2011 Angels and Airwaves Science Fiction film, Love.

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