tcatron565 November 2nd, 2006 08:19PM  
They're simply saying that they are not sorry about what they said about president george w. Bush. Ironically after they said it, sales plumitted, but after this song, their album was #1 in the us and the songs in the mid 20s.

anonymous October 2nd, 2007 02:37AM  
Okay, so, everyone knows the story behind this. The lead singer Natalie made some comments about Bush at a concert a few years ago. Well, I say good on you Nat! Speak out for what you believe in. The doc inspired by this is gr8 by the way (Shut Up and Sing, go see it y'all) and I just wanna say that I love the Eurovision Song Contest! Ne1 who knocks it will have to deal with me!

anonymous July 18th, 2008 11:27PM  
They aren't sorry for what they said, and they don't understand why they can't voice their opinion. Just because they sing country music means they have to be patriotic? Doesn't seem right.

wolves_mom September 3rd, 2008 09:26PM  
I get your point, but I disagree on the "patriotic" part; I would argue that these girls are very patriotic and just because they might not fit into the mold of what right wing conservatives would say is a true patriot, that the act of voicing their disdain for the President is the epitome of patriotism. Anyway, The song is about what happened in 2003 when the band voiced their disdain for the President of The United States while visiting another country. There was a fire storm (literally) where their cd's were burned in public and the girls (especially Natalie) received death threats from all over the US. They are expressing that the wounds from those events are not healed and they are not ready (NOR SHOULD THEY EVER BE) to apologize for their actions.