| Streetlight Manifesto – Would You Be Impressed? Lyrics | 18 years ago |
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what i get from this song is he's talking about how much time we waste doing meaningless things that dont improve ourselves. and then we try and fix the little things that are wrong in our lives but we dont realize they are caused by a much bigger problem which is our own ignorance. another thing i notice is how people never take any sort of responsibility for their actions. they always need the blame to fall on someone else. it is a disgusting habit that is plauging our society. and that, i think, is why at the end he steps up and takes the fall, takes the blame for whatever wrongs he has done. which unfortunately is too rare a practice these days. long live streetlight. |
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| Streetlight Manifesto – Forty Days Lyrics | 18 years ago |
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well i think so far everyone is with me that this song is about the writer being unsure and wary of religion. i just love the way tomas writes everything though. i like the way he thinks. i just wanted to clear some things up that some have said. in response to adsfkahsdf 's comment "Christian beliefs even if you live a perfect life without being a christian you'll still go to hell." thats not quite it. no one can live a perfect. so to say that you could live perfectly and not recieve Jesus and you would be left out of heaven is a bit off. if you choose not to recieve Jesus you won't go to heaven. but its not to say that anyone could have been perfect and deserving of heaven. and stompthebombs: i just want to say that any sin can be forgiven. the thing is, if you recieve Jesus, all is forgiven. if you do not, none are forgiven. i guess its all or nothing that way. its not like some things are unforgivalbe. so its not so much that not recieving Jesus is unforgivable its just that you havent asked for forgiveness. this sounds a bit confusing but i hope you get it. and sorry about getting so off topic of the song. i just wanted to clear up some misunderstandings. SM is great...you guys are great too. |
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