| Stratovarius – False Messiah Lyrics | 15 years ago |
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I agree. And what I find interesting is this line: "Fools will follow this man He leads us to destruction Tending us to damnation" How would Jesus lead us to destruction? People who find Jesus change in a positive way. It's this world and it's people who lead us to destruction. Nice guys though. Hanged out with the bassplayer 2 weeks ago at a festival where I played with my band, we had a great laugh! |
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| Muse – Hyper Music Lyrics | 17 years ago |
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I will have to agree on what Ferahgo said. I definately think Matt is venting at God here. It's actually pretty obvious for people who know God. And that's why I think some people get so frustrated about Christians thinking that songs are about Faith; one thing that non-believers (sorry for this odd term) should not forget: interpretation most of the times are based on one's personality. So, if you're heart is full of God's spirit, then you will recognize this in - let's say - lyrics. Even though a band didn't intend to write about God or anything religion related. Like, some people who just lost their gf/bf might interpret this as a 'lovesong'. Thanks for reading my rant. What Ferahgo said: feel free to disagree! |
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| mewithoutYou – January 1979 Lyrics | 18 years ago |
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It seems the first part is about being born: "My forehead no longer sweet With holy kisses worthy of your fiery lips I was floating in a peaceful sea Rescued by a sinking ship" - like how a child is born in a sinful world. i love that part 'i was floating in a peaceful sea' (in the womb you're still a child of God) 'rescued by a sinking ship' (being born in a sinful world.. from the moment we're born we start dying. sinking ship=evanescence? My 2 cents :) Also check out this interview with Aaron: L: Alright, first of all... I read in other interviews you’re 26 years old and you’re an aquarius; is January 1979 the month of your birth? A: Yeah, me and our old bass player Daniel, who just left the band. L: Yeah, I heard about that. A: Yeah, we were both born the same day, the same year, so I thought ‘I’ve got to write a song about it.’ L: Alright, so that’s what the song’s about? A: Yeah, well, not just that. It starts out... the first verse is about being born but then it goes on from there. I don’t remember much about that day. Source: http://www.godcore.com/music/bands/articles.php?a=interview&bid=1259 |
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