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You are never the same after that.
"I can't believe in anything I know that Mary lied" is the reluctance to trust anything afterwards.
The you gotta come over to me part is about how she will not put herself out there for people who will stab her in the back. They have to come to her if they want something from her (friendship).
"its a gospel song
maybe God lives on the wrong side of town and isn’t allowed in your fancy houses or
Jungians style its the narcissist mother incestuously fascinated by her pure son and When he falls for Joan Crawford on the wrong side of town she enters her body and demand he have faith bad kiss the frog
I do know its in san Francisco. and its about how when no one else believed in something is the best time to do so
of course sloppily she flips and expresses her desires- she doesn’t aint a messiah by her side. she cant believe that everyone doesn’t know that Mary did not get impregnated by an angel- she had a cock inside of her
also you don’t have to do anything in this song my protagonist will d o all the work but you have to believe in her and when its the worst shell come and make to stop"
But half the time the lyrics really reflect Kurt.
Although I am heavily doubting it is about him.
"take your silver spoon and dig your grave" --all in reverse. this is a song about the birth of a new attitude, and the death of a way of life.