A House Divided (song)

"A House Divided" can refer to a song with various artists and meanings, often referencing the historical and political significance of the phrase "A house divided against itself cannot stand," popularized by Abraham Lincoln during his 1858 senatorial campaign. The phrase originates from the Bible (Mark 3:25, Matthew 12:25, and Luke 11:17).

Due to the common use of the title, several songs exist under this name, each with its own unique lyrical content, musical style, and thematic focus. These songs often explore themes of internal conflict, societal division, relationship struggles, or political unrest. The specific meaning and context can only be determined by knowing the particular artist and the song's lyrics.