Song meaning of You're the Voice by John Farnham

Ah, the timeless anthem of empowerment and rebellion, "You're the Voice" by John Farnham. Now, let's break it down, shall we? Farnham starts off by telling us that we have the opportunity to turn the pages over, like some kind of human bookworms. Apparently, we can write whatever we want, as long as we pay our bills on time, because let's face it, being older without money is just sad. He then reminds us that we are all someone's daughter or son, like some kind of twisted version of "The Lion King," except we're all staring at each other through the barrels of guns. Lovely imagery, really. But fear not, for Farnham declares himself the voice, urging us to make some noise with the clarity of a foghorn. He promises that we won't sit in silence or live in fear, as if he's some kind of superhero here to vanquish our inner cowards. And just in case you missed it the first hundred times, he repeats it over and over again, as if he's hypnotizing us into believing we have a voice or something. So, go ahead, my fellow fearless warriors, crank up the volume and remember, you're the voice! Well, at least according to John Farnham you are.