This song seemingly tackles the methods of deception those who manipulate others use to get victims to follow their demands, as well as diverting attention away from important issues. They'll also use it as a means to convince people to hate or kill others by pretending acts of terrorism were committed by the enemy when the acts themselves were done by the masters of control to promote discrimination and hate. It also reinforces the idea that these manipulative forces operate in various locations, infiltrating everyday life without detection, and propagate any and everywhere.
In general, it highlights the danger of hidden agendas, manipulation, and distraction, serving as a critique of those who exploit chaos and confusion to control and gain power, depicting a cautionary tale against falling into their traps. It encourages us to question the narratives presented to us and remain vigilant against manipulation in various parts of society.
Not many know how much you did, when you walked on broken feet to save us,
this is your last walk, but its not the end, and with faith in hand, your
not the only one, so c'mon c'mon, your not the only one, let's help get
this point across, what are you waiting for? Let's get this point across
while we still have the time, lets get it across, lets get this point
across and live eternal life, lets get it across
this is your last walk, but its not the end, and with faith in hand, your
not the only one, so c'mon c'mon, your not the only one, let's help get
this point across, what are you waiting for? Let's get this point across
while we still have the time, lets get it across, lets get this point
across and live eternal life, lets get it across
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and methtical: wow. how long did it take you to figure that one out?
this song is definitely about religion. christianity in particular. "Not many know how much you did, when you walked on broken feet to save us" -This is talking about when Jesus was walking on bare feet with the cross on his back. he did it all to save us from ouselves. not many people understand. "this is your last walk, but its not the end, and with faith in hand, your not the only one," -talking about sharing faith. it may seem like the end, and like you are the only one, but you aren't. "so c'mon c'mon, your not the only one, let's help get this point across, what are you waiting for? Let's get this point across" -He wants us to get the point of eternal salvation across to other people. "while we still have the time, lets get it across, lets get this point across and live eternal life, lets get it across." -We do not have much time to share our faith. so we have to share it, so others can find what we have found, eternal life.
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nope your pretty much nailed it in the head
Yeah, I agree with taterdat. Definitely a Christian song revolving around sharing the news of Jesus.
song is awesome. great way to clos e out the CD.
I'm Starting To Think That Blessthefall Is A Christian Screamo Band
taterdat i think you hit it right on, except one part. the "this is your last walk part" i think isn't talking about sharing the faith, but i think it's relating to Jesus' last walk with the cross, like you mentioned earlier, and how he calls us to do the same (take up your cross and follow me). and how doing that has is kinda like your last walk, and for some people it was, like those missionaries in i think africa who were martyred, but it's not the end, cus you'll go to heaven. and you're not the only one cus there are people all over the world doing that.
I'm sorry, but this is unhelpful propaganda, christian music is supposed to teach good values but I never hear christian music saying we should stop bombing innocents in false wars or to stop sweatshop labor, no actual positive message, just some vague theme that doesn't specify what they stand for, what they want to actually promote other than Christianity which has created wars around the world causing millions of lives to be lost. For examples of bands that use their celebrity status as something to put out a message about something, here's some: Flobots System of a Down Rage Against the Machine 30 Seconds to Mars (A Beautiful Lie Music Video)
my friend, Blessthefall lives their lives for Christ and shares it with others and there is no greater propaganda than that! Christianity has not caused wars all over the world. Hypocrites and opposers to Christianity cause wars. Christianity isn't a religion it's a relationship with an almight and holy God that loves you more than you can imagine. Blessthefall is saying in this song that we need to spread it to the world that Jesus died for us and that is exactly what the Bible tells us to do. So please do not leave comments devauling the name of this band, they are doing exactly was God Almighty has commitioned them to do and I personally love them for it!!!<br /> <br /> -God Bless<br /> Jake
The point of them promoting Christianity is that once you are a Christian and following God, your mind and way of life starts to change and you don't do those sort of things anymore.
such a funking great song
Ligar.....really? are u serious?? just because the music is christian screamo doesnt mean it has to say anything about good values......it just has referances to christianity and the christian views in the bible.......and the reason isnt to promote christianity either.....its just a subject that some people feel very strongly about and when a christian screamo band comes around like BTF or TDWP...the lyrics are about christian beliefs in general....sometimes EXTREMLEY vague christian references but its just a music genre is all....its not technically christian music like gospel or anything.....just a sub-genre of screamo that happens to have some ties to christianity