This song is essentially about the fall of man since Eden,
"But the blind lead the blind into bottomless pits,
Still we smile and deny that we're cursed."
The former line being an adaptation of one of Jesus' shorter parables, and the latter a reference to the human race being cursed after Adam and Eve sinned, and the fact that we try to pretend everything's.
The gist of this song is summed up nicely by Psalm 14:3
"There is no one who does good, not even one."
The whole album is very much like the book of Ecclesiastes.
This song is essentially about the fall of man since Eden,
"But the blind lead the blind into bottomless pits, Still we smile and deny that we're cursed."
The former line being an adaptation of one of Jesus' shorter parables, and the latter a reference to the human race being cursed after Adam and Eve sinned, and the fact that we try to pretend everything's.
The gist of this song is summed up nicely by Psalm 14:3
"There is no one who does good, not even one."
The whole album is very much like the book of Ecclesiastes.
'We can't educate sin from our souls, it's been there from the start'
'We can't educate sin from our souls, it's been there from the start'
original sin?
original sin?