Rise Against - Disparity by Design Lyrics

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Who wrote the lyrics for 'Disparity by Design'?

   The lyrics for 'Disparity by Design' were written by Brandon Barnes, Joseph Principe, Timothy McIlrath, and Zach Blair, who are members of the band Rise Against.

2. What album is 'Disparity by Design' featured on?

   'Disparity by Design' is featured on Rise Against's sixth studio album, Endgame, which was released on March 15, 2011.

3. Who produced 'Disparity by Design'?

   'Disparity by Design' was produced by Bill Stevenson and Jason Livermore, who also produced three of Rise Against's previous albums.

4. What are some of the themes explored in 'Disparity by Design'?

   'Disparity by Design' explores themes of economic injustice, class disparity, and the illusion of equal opportunities. It questions societal structures and the notion that everyone has an equal chance to succeed.

5. How does 'Disparity by Design' fit into the overall theme of the album Endgame?

   The song fits into Endgame's overarching theme of social and political commentary, focusing on issues like economic disparity and societal collapse. Endgame revolves around the end of humanity and questions whether the world we have created deserves to continue.

6. What are some notable lyrics from 'Disparity by Design'?

   Some notable lyrics include: 'Is this an over-reaching arm / Or is this compassion?', 'Or a just reparation?' and 'Perhaps the man in the gutter / Is not so different from you'. These lines highlight the song's examination of social inequality and injustice.