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| Poison the Well – To Mandate Heaven Lyrics
| 22 years ago
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I agree: this song is jawsome :) After my last breakup I would listen to the part "please stay awhile longer, I don't want to be alone" and feel the emotion and loneliness. |
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| Poison the Well – Jesus Drove a Cadillac AKA Material Christ Lyrics
| 22 years ago
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No offense taken hopesfall, and none intended by me either. I was just trying to point out that it's not totally irrational to think that there is no God. I mean, ignoring the point of where the first matter comes from, or where a Creator came from, there's always the possibility of evolution. While in my opinion the chances of such advanced creatures as human appearing from evolution seems ridiculously small and kind of far-fetched, there is still that chance. I myself am deciding what I believe right now about God as I think this is great for anyone since it will either reaffirm your beliefs and make them stronger or conversely, make you realize that you were falsely believing. Whatever helps you live a better life is cool to me, so whatever that is, believe in it and be happy! And since this is songmeanings.net, i got to say that Poison the Well is a truly awesome band. When people hear me play them they just say "listen to these guys screaming, there's no skill in that", but as soon as I let them know the lyrics of the songs, they realize that they are indeed a talented band. |
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| Poison the Well – Jesus Drove a Cadillac AKA Material Christ Lyrics
| 22 years ago
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Well look at all of you God praising people here? hopesfall just told everybody that doesn't believe in God that they need professional help. That doesn't sound very open-minded to me! There is no argument you can make to prove that God exists or not. You claim that there must be a God in order to create all of the beautiful things in this world, but where did God come from then? The debate will never end and it always comes down to faith. |
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