God is the reason we live in dismay
It is his will that this world's suffering
If we do not believe what you foretell
We can expect afterlife will be hell

You are the one who killed his own son
We are the ones you're blaming it on
Lust was created beginning with hymn
When we indulge we are guilty of sin
Torture our lives with confusion and lies
Mass contradiction, religious facades

Blame it on god
Blame it on god
Blame it on god, liar

Lord of salvation keep looking away
It is your will that this world goes astray
Take us each day from this place you unworthed
Unfulfilled promise of heaven on earth

You are the one who killed your own son
We are the ones your hatred is on
Children are dying and this you're content
Where is your profit in what you have left
No intervention from angels above
God is the reason that satan lives on.


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Blame It on God Lyrics as written by Eric Hoffman Brian Hoffman

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  • +2
    My Opinion

    I thought this site was called : Song Meanings. Not Christians vs. Anti christians. I thought I was gonna get some ideas and opinions about what the meaning of this song is for some people. But instead I find all this nerdrage... People on the internet harassing eachother by no means, Just listen to yourselves. You've never met. You never will. You don't know peoples ages/religions/name. I can say that I'm christian when am a muslim its simple to lie about it.

    It's like watching the special olympics, holy shit you guys are retarded. Arguing on a website with random people. Get a freaking life. I thought this site was serious.

    BajBajBajon April 24, 2009   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    This song is about the idiots who glorify the torture of a man, the ones who wear the crucifix and scream at you because "were all going to hell". Well, there is nothing more hellacious than going to church and seeing the statue of an agonizing, dying, bloodied Jesus scaring the shit of little children. "You are the ones who killed your own son" - I couldnt have said it any better. Here's this cult of Christian wacknuts perpetrating an event in order to sell the "babble". It's like killing someone and saying to someone else, "See what you did to them?" God IS the reason Satan lives on because of the bullshit his (gods) followers dish out. Worship of God throughout time has spawned the bloodiest of events from the Jewish genocide of pagan Caananites to the witch hunt of heretics during the inquisitions to the bloody crusades in Europe and to the present days Muslims and terrorism. Its clear, GOD worship is bloody and truly EVIL. Deicide shows this well. To those with the power of discernment (a rare trait among Christians), you would understand the message behind this song. But, its apparent weve got diehard christians who are drawn to controversy, to make ignorant posts dissing the band. And that actually works IN FAVOR for Deicide, because it shows the intolerance inherent among sheepish christians. Life will truly be better once monotheistic worship becomes a thing of the past.

    Necronicon March 04, 2005   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    GREAT SONG

    blackliston July 11, 2005   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    Man your a fuckin idiot, shut up and die you piece of shit

    Anti-Punkon December 23, 2005   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    I think this song is about blaming stuff on god.

    wu tang hood6954on December 23, 2005   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    You kids have no idea of what you are talking about. These guys are awesome. Just because you are some religious little bastards dosen't mean that they suck.

    The clairvoyanton January 19, 2006   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    Everyone has there own opinion.. But we DONT want to hear yours..! If you dont like Deicide, then stay the fuck out. Simple as that.

    PinkPrincess6916on January 20, 2006   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    Well this is a place to post what the lyrics mean, and uh.. You people wont stop bitching about Deicide, So if you dont like them Stay out.

    PinkPrincess6916on January 21, 2006   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    I don't think anyone should take offense. I think this song describes how a lot of people feel. Don't we all sometimes blame God for the bad? I've blamed him all my life for some past stuff that have gone wrong in my life. I've questions a lot of things. Sometimes we're in deep mud through no fault of our own, and sometimes because of our own choices. Even if we can't feel him, I don't believe that he doesn't send a sign or something to tell us the way to get out of our muds. I'm certain that he sends people, signs, things to guide us through because though we blame and hate God, he still loves us and is always reaching out to us. No matter what we do, he loves us and he will forgive.

    Goldrainon January 12, 2013   Link
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    THis song sucks

    bandxgeekon July 28, 2002   Link

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