Hey, come on in walk this way
Look what I have prepared to show you
Let me show you
How things can quickly unfold
In the end everything just turns back
Turns back into

Dust to dust our bones will rust
And we shall start again
Dust to dust our bones will rust
And we shall start again

Hey! Where are you going?
Don't trust all that you hear

Now, take it in and behold
I don't seek right or wrong
I seek the truth found in death
Goes hand in hand with remorse
Is it something that is worth losing?
Worth pursuing?

Dust to dust our bones will rust
And we shall start again
Dust to dust our bones will rust
And we shall start again

Hey! Where are you going?
Don't trust all that you hear
Aren't you sick of running?
It's better to stay here

Hermano! la salvación es algo que se gana!
Suelta tu mano del rencor y
Despierta a una nueva luz adentro de ti
Aunque tus hermanos intenten
Sumirte en la obscuridad

Dust to dust our bones will rust
And we shall start again

Dust to dust our bones will rust
And we shall start again

Dust to dust our bones will rust
And we shall start again

Dust to dust our bones will rust
And we shall start again

Hey! Where are you going?
Don't trust all that you hear
There's no use in running
It's better to stay here


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    Dust to Dust is a prologue. The Spanish section is that of a preacher saying that you can receive salvation but it is something that you must work for. The lyrics have deeply religious undertones - life is short and unpredictable (“How quickly things can unfold”); there is an afterlife (“and we shall start again” and “the truth found in death”); we should distrust false prophets (“where are you going? Don’t trust all that you hear”); and judgement (“I don’t seek right or wrong”).

    TimberWolf762on November 11, 2020   Link
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    Translated, the Spanish portion says: Brother! Salvation is something you earn! Let go of your hand of resentment and awaken to a new light within you Even if your brothers try to plunge you into darkness This is the frustrating part of many religions, that you must do something to "earn your way into heaven to be saved." No matter how good we are, the Bible tells us that our own righteousness is as filthy rags before God and that even a good person sins over seven times a day. Jesus Christ came to Earth to die in our place to free us so that He could offer His sacrifice as payment for our sins so that He could freely give us salvation if we would only accept it. How do we accept it? By being baptized in His Name and receiving the free gift of the Holy Spirit. The person that is trying to earn his or her own way to salvation will ALWAYS be sorely disappointed because nothing we can do on our own is good enough. Read the Book of Acts of the Apostles to get a full understanding.

    GStreckeron January 12, 2023   Link

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