In regards to the meaning of this song:
Before a live performance on the EP Five Stories Falling, Geoff states “It’s about the last time I went to visit my grandmother in Columbus, and I saw that she was dying and it was the last time I was going to see her. It is about realizing how young you are, but how quickly you can go.”
That’s the thing about Geoff and his sublime poetry, you think it’s about one thing, but really it’s about something entirely different. But the lyrics are still universal and omnipresent, ubiquitous, even. So relatable. That’s one thing I love about this band. I also love their live performances, raw energy and Geoff’s beautiful, imperfectly perfect vocals. His voice soothes my aching soul.
Go for it
Bow to the supremacy
Go for it at last
You do believe, so I can say
That you are owned by me
Go for it
Bow to the supremacy
Go for it at last
You do believe, so let us pray
For all those fools that be
Fool
Dance with me again
I am your destiny
Mark my words, don't you ever disagree
Fool
Kneel for me again
I am your agony
Walk my way, I will never set you free
Kneel for me unknowing fool
Bow to the supremacy
Kneel for me unworthy pig
Die for the divinity
Go for it
Bow to the supremacy
Go for it at last
You do believe, so you display
All that we want to see
Fool
Dance with me again
I am your destiny
Mark my words, don't you ever disagree
Fool
Kneel for me again
I am your agony
Walk my way, I will never set you free
Go for it
Just do it
Walk my way just to serve me
Go for it
Just do it
Kneel for me and obey me
A humble genuflection for the onrushing ascendancy
Not able to turn back anymore
Bow to me
Bow to the supremacy
Kneel for me
Die for the divinity
Bow to me
Go for it
Just do it
Die for the divinity
Believing is the cure
Religion is like opium
You'd better feed them all
Before they start eating you
Et fictum fit factum
Ne timeas obscurum
I'd autem cognoscas
Ne timeas obscurum
Primum I'd cognosce
Deinde iudica
Post iudicandum demum age
[x2]
Fool
Dance with me again
I am your destiny
Mark my words, don't you ever disagree
Fool
Kneel for me again
I am your agony
Walk my way, I will never set you free
[x4]
Go for it
Just do it
Bow to the supremacy
Go for it at last
You do believe, so I can say
That you are owned by me
Go for it
Bow to the supremacy
Go for it at last
You do believe, so let us pray
For all those fools that be
Fool
Dance with me again
I am your destiny
Mark my words, don't you ever disagree
Fool
Kneel for me again
I am your agony
Walk my way, I will never set you free
Kneel for me unknowing fool
Bow to the supremacy
Kneel for me unworthy pig
Die for the divinity
Go for it
Bow to the supremacy
Go for it at last
You do believe, so you display
All that we want to see
Fool
Dance with me again
I am your destiny
Mark my words, don't you ever disagree
Fool
Kneel for me again
I am your agony
Walk my way, I will never set you free
Go for it
Just do it
Walk my way just to serve me
Go for it
Just do it
Kneel for me and obey me
A humble genuflection for the onrushing ascendancy
Not able to turn back anymore
Bow to me
Bow to the supremacy
Kneel for me
Die for the divinity
Bow to me
Go for it
Just do it
Die for the divinity
Believing is the cure
Religion is like opium
You'd better feed them all
Before they start eating you
Et fictum fit factum
Ne timeas obscurum
I'd autem cognoscas
Ne timeas obscurum
Primum I'd cognosce
Deinde iudica
Post iudicandum demum age
[x2]
Fool
Dance with me again
I am your destiny
Mark my words, don't you ever disagree
Fool
Kneel for me again
I am your agony
Walk my way, I will never set you free
[x4]
Go for it
Just do it
Lyrics submitted by Some_3517
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