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| Manchester Orchestra – The Maze Lyrics
| 3 years ago
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This strikes me as a love song about a relationship that simply doesn’t work. Maybe they’re trying to force it to, but it doesn’t.\n\nThe line “you don’t believe I can speak well at all” means, to me, that the lines of communication are far from open, and they don’t understand each other, but are forcing something that doesn’t work. This isn’t a song to God, at least to me. I think the songwriting is way too creative to be dulled down to a shitty Christian ballad. Sucks to suck, Christian music is for toddlers lmao |
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| Manchester Orchestra – The Maze Lyrics
| 3 years ago
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@[TheMelvin:41174] You’re right, it is such an amazing song. It is perfect. No other song had helped me deal with my brother’s death than this one. \r\n\r\nBut to cheapen it so something so childish and pathetic as discovering God is an insult to this work of art. Bringing religion into such a beautiful piece like this is something that should be left to the artist themself. Just because you’re incapable of hearing a song like this and immediately comparing it to your sad little delusions does not mean you’re right. God really has the worst fan club. \r\n\r\nThat being said, if Andy Hull came out and said it was, it would be up for discussion. But unfortunately, until then, the aspects of reality come before those of this shitty little cult. This is a love song, just not one towards your fantasy figure. \r\n\r\nJust btw, aforementioned fantasy figure’s fan club are considered the biggest threat of domestic terrorism by the DoJ, so y’all can get fucked. \r\n |
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