I dunno, I've listend to this song a hundred times and I'm still not sure what it means.
Is she presenting religion as an "either/or" in her comment about the truth, or is she saying some people "get religion" as in the classic sense of the word ( meaning "learning from a mistake" ) and the truth being also attainable through what the preacher said?
I would think it was an either/or but then she says that she knows the "darkness pulls on you", suggesting the darkness is lack of faith or doubt. I know that religion features in a lot...
I dunno, I've listend to this song a hundred times and I'm still not sure what it means.
Is she presenting religion as an "either/or" in her comment about the truth, or is she saying some people "get religion" as in the classic sense of the word ( meaning "learning from a mistake" ) and the truth being also attainable through what the preacher said?
I would think it was an either/or but then she says that she knows the "darkness pulls on you", suggesting the darkness is lack of faith or doubt. I know that religion features in a lot of Brandi's songs and her struggle with being a former Baptist, though I'm not sure what she considers herself now.
Or the darkness could be people's judgmental opinions regarding homosexuality and how she reminds the person who is suffering from those comments that it's just a point of view and not to give it too much weight. And that she has found a new interpretation in her life ( that not all Christians are so judgmental or perhaps a comment about religion in general )
She then goes on reassure the subject of the song that she is afraid of things too, and that he/she serves as an inspiration to her constantly keeping him/her on her mind.
Then possibly the "wrecking ball" comment is further saying how much that person affects her ( in positive ways ) taking down her natural barriers and affecting how she thinks and feels.
To me much of this is pretty ambiguous... I can't help but feel it's beautiful no matter what it truly means. So much of Brandi's songs are so subtle. I'm always in awe of her. And this is coming from a former metal head!
I'm not sure that this one needs a ton of 'interpretation'. It's pretty straight-forward. Anyone else have some deep, hidden meaning in here?
I dunno, I've listend to this song a hundred times and I'm still not sure what it means. Is she presenting religion as an "either/or" in her comment about the truth, or is she saying some people "get religion" as in the classic sense of the word ( meaning "learning from a mistake" ) and the truth being also attainable through what the preacher said? I would think it was an either/or but then she says that she knows the "darkness pulls on you", suggesting the darkness is lack of faith or doubt. I know that religion features in a lot...
I dunno, I've listend to this song a hundred times and I'm still not sure what it means. Is she presenting religion as an "either/or" in her comment about the truth, or is she saying some people "get religion" as in the classic sense of the word ( meaning "learning from a mistake" ) and the truth being also attainable through what the preacher said? I would think it was an either/or but then she says that she knows the "darkness pulls on you", suggesting the darkness is lack of faith or doubt. I know that religion features in a lot of Brandi's songs and her struggle with being a former Baptist, though I'm not sure what she considers herself now.
Or the darkness could be people's judgmental opinions regarding homosexuality and how she reminds the person who is suffering from those comments that it's just a point of view and not to give it too much weight. And that she has found a new interpretation in her life ( that not all Christians are so judgmental or perhaps a comment about religion in general )
She then goes on reassure the subject of the song that she is afraid of things too, and that he/she serves as an inspiration to her constantly keeping him/her on her mind. Then possibly the "wrecking ball" comment is further saying how much that person affects her ( in positive ways ) taking down her natural barriers and affecting how she thinks and feels.
To me much of this is pretty ambiguous... I can't help but feel it's beautiful no matter what it truly means. So much of Brandi's songs are so subtle. I'm always in awe of her. And this is coming from a former metal head!