Bryan Adams has released an emotional anti-war, pro-peace anthem calling for an end to global conflict.
Adams says that the single, What If There Were No Sides At All, was written "in response to worldwide conflicts, lack of constructive peace talks, and the billions of dollars spent by governments to fund these endless and aimless wars. The song is not in response to any particular war, but to all conflicts and human struggle to get along."
The video for What If There Were No Sides At All, co-directed by Adams and computer graphics artist Ben Ib (who worked with AC/DC on their Power Up campaign), shows the Canadian singer/songwriter walking through a dystopian war-scape carrying a flag emblazoned with the Peace Sign, best known as the iconic symbol of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament.
