| Twenty One Pilots – March to the Sea Lyrics | 11 years ago |
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All of humanity is blindly following, heading straight towards death. People have even gotten tired of trying to find anything better ("No one looks up anymore") for fear that it will make them see the truth, despair, and be vulnerable. God comes in the form of a spaceship, offering salvation. However, his own doubt fights back, saying that the hopeless march is the only way. He is sick of the march and decides to follow God's way instead. Still, he must continue on earth with the rest of the marchers. |
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| Twenty One Pilots – Taxi Cab Lyrics | 11 years ago |
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This is a song describing the author's faith. He wants everyone to know that he is helpless without God and must rely on Him for hope. The author knows he's not alone. The rap goes into a beautiful picture of salvation in Christ. The author found himself a passenger in a broken-down hearse (hopeless life). The driver (God) planned a new route, though. A taxi (Jesus) appears, and the author was packed into the back in his coffin. When the author opens the coffin, he sees he's been fighting against his inevitable death, but couldn't get out on his own. When he asks the three men up front (the Trinity) what happened, and they explain what they had done. They assure the author he can hope. He's been freed from his death, his guilt, and his fear. |
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| Twenty One Pilots – Clear Lyrics | 11 years ago |
| It seems he's trying to be clear about his faith and how it relates to his lyrics. He's trying to find the best way to open people to conversation and thoughts about God, redemption, and our purpose in life. In it all, he's trying to be clear about God's greater love. | |
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