It's actually, "why am I always messing with the bug guns," not "missing the big guns."
Aaaanyway...
"Well, you praise him
Then you thank him
'Til you reach the by-and-by
And I've won hundreds at the track
But I'm not betting on the afterlife
Then you kiss his lips
He forgives you for it
He forgives you for all you've done
But not me
I'm still angry"
Now, you'd think that was about God, but it could easily be about a lover. Or maybe both, in the way that some particularly fanatical religious sects view him (e.g., the idea that Catholic nuns are 'married' to God, to the extent that nuns would wear wedding dresses and gold bands). Meh.
How does this song not have any comments?
It's actually, "why am I always messing with the bug guns," not "missing the big guns."
Aaaanyway...
"Well, you praise him Then you thank him 'Til you reach the by-and-by And I've won hundreds at the track But I'm not betting on the afterlife
Then you kiss his lips He forgives you for it He forgives you for all you've done But not me I'm still angry"
Now, you'd think that was about God, but it could easily be about a lover. Or maybe both, in the way that some particularly fanatical religious sects view him (e.g., the idea that Catholic nuns are 'married' to God, to the extent that nuns would wear wedding dresses and gold bands). Meh.