Everyday
Every afternoon
Tried so hard
But lost to God

I thought you're my friend
I'll guess again
I look to the clouds
God gives me a frown

This time next year I'll be married
This time next year I'll say sorry
But Jesus stole my girlfriend
Jesus stole my girlfriend

A smile and a wink
Meant more than a kiss
But I don't see the world
Like you do, girl

We ate and we sung
To glory and fun
But Jesus is here
He ate up our fears

This time next year I'll be married
This time next year I'll say sorry
But Jesus stole my girlfriend
Jesus stole my girlfriend

Ask a friend what to do
I wrote a prayer and made it out to you
Angels listened but they knew I was true
Say our prayers, lift our hands, lift our hands
Glorious

This time next year I'll be married
This time next year I'll say sorry
But Jesus stole my girlfriend
But Jesus stole my girlfriend
But Jesus stole my girlfriend
But Jesus stole my girlfriend


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    Ok guys. I actually know the meaning of this song cuz i met the band, they told me. He made this song because he was going out with this girl but she couldnt go out with him because of some religious crap so there ya go!

    familyguy365on May 19, 2010   Link
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    This song could be about him having a girlfriend that's developed faith in god but he doesn't believe in god. Perhaps he tries talking to her about how he sees the world but she doesn't understand it, hence "Tried so hard but lost to god" and "But I don't see the world like you do girl". And by Jesus steeling his girlfriend he means he's losing her to Christianity. She won't fuck anymore cause she believes it's a sin.

    naysayeron February 20, 2010   Link
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    General Comment

    I heard this song on the radio, sounded very much to be like Nirvana. I like it. Bring back the grunge!

    Corinneon March 17, 2010   Link
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    General Comment

    The first lines are saying he tried really hard to impress her and keep their relationship going, but in the end she chooses her beliefs over him. In his head he figures with time he'll end up giving in and apologizing for things he might of said that upset her and they'll get married ("This time next year I'll be married,this time next year I'll say sorry"). The line "Jesus stole my girlfriend" seems to mean two things: as long as she's only his girlfriend and not his wife they can't have sex and also literally Jesus stole her love away from him, her love has been redirected towards Christianity. Personally I love this song; it really captures the feeling of someone having atheistic views and none the less falling in love with someone who is very religious. Then when the person explains they don't believe in god they are automatically alienated and left alone.

    paradise7on April 07, 2010   Link
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    My Interpretation

    I though it meant that she died because Jesus stole her from him

    mcervantes21on April 22, 2010   Link
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    General Comment

    I like this song; the lyrics immediately bring to mind a guy whose girlfriend (or the girl he has feelings for) wants to be/is becoming a nun, and since nuns are "married" to God, it's like Jesus "stole" his girlfriend.

    Beta7on May 18, 2010   Link
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    General Comment

    Love this song!

    The whole album is amazing, it's great! I am a fan now... can't wait for more!=))

    miz5taquitoson June 02, 2010   Link

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