War of the Roses serves as a scathing post-mortem of a fractured heart and a hollow world. While others sing of the beauty of the bloom, Rex Mundi The Great & Love & Bigfoot focus on the thorns—and the self-inflicted wounds that come from ignoring your own intuition.
The song is a cynical, high-stakes look at how we become collateral damage in the "game of love." With a biting perspective on both the artist's own choices and the society that fuels them, it’s a track for anyone who has ever seen the red flags and walked straight into the fire anyway.
