be humming it all day long, FYI), the message is pretty awesome and it can teach us all a little somethin'. "'Scarecrow' is about when someone really can't communicate their feelings in a relationship. We wrote it about a romantic one, but we wanted it to relate to people whether it was just a friendship, or to their mom or dad," Sierra tells us. "It's a hopeful song. It's that you believe in your relationship so much that you're willing to try and wait for the person that doesn't think they're able to express all of what they feel." wi 1000 x What do you feel are the biggest concerns regarding the juvenile justice system? wi 1000 x First, educate yourself. For example, don't assume that because someone has been arrested, that somebody actually did commit a crime or that whatever happens to them they deserve. Like, âIf you didn't steal that car, you wouldn't find yourself in this horrible cage where you're being brutalized on a regular basis.â There has to be a way for us to manage our various social issues without resorting to a kind of cold and flip brutality. The main thing that people can do, Â from the perspective of them going about their lives, is just remembering that even somebody who commits a crime is a human being and the way that we respond to crime should not be to brutalize and dehumanize someone.Want more fromTeen Vogue? Check this out:The Fearmongering About Rising Crime Has to StopStay up-to-date with the politics team.Sign up for theTeen VogueTakeLiving With Meerkats - a documentary wi 1000 x No, this isn't technically a new song, and yes, we already highlighted a One Direction track, but hear us out. This cover, which they performed at the BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge âalong with Natalie Imbruglia's "Torn" wi 1000 x
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