I think it might be about God... God and someone, a human, or very many of them, are conversing, and the human/s is/are saying that they don't believe in God. I don't understand much of the first verse, except that she mentions Sunday, and "rumours that are completely unsubstantiated" might mean athiests who claim that there's no proof of God's existence.
The second verse is God trying to talk to the human. He's telling the human and all of human race to apologize for all the war and hate they brought to the world, along with all the sin and stuff. He's asking how they don't see all his love for them and the world.
The last verse should be pretty clear given this explanation. The humans are talking again, and they're saying that they're not giving up their standpoint that God doesn't exist. They don't believe in him and his power.
I do like this song. It's got really interesting lyrics. I'm an athiest though, and I don't believe in God and his wrecking crew, either. :)
I think it might be about God... God and someone, a human, or very many of them, are conversing, and the human/s is/are saying that they don't believe in God. I don't understand much of the first verse, except that she mentions Sunday, and "rumours that are completely unsubstantiated" might mean athiests who claim that there's no proof of God's existence.
The second verse is God trying to talk to the human. He's telling the human and all of human race to apologize for all the war and hate they brought to the world, along with all the sin and stuff. He's asking how they don't see all his love for them and the world.
The last verse should be pretty clear given this explanation. The humans are talking again, and they're saying that they're not giving up their standpoint that God doesn't exist. They don't believe in him and his power.
I do like this song. It's got really interesting lyrics. I'm an athiest though, and I don't believe in God and his wrecking crew, either. :)