This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Every man will ask the questions, and every man will suffer blame and loss
Every day you die a little understand the change and choose your path without disdain
The seven tongues of god are in my mind, they speak to me in ancient DNR design
I have never seen god, you have never seen God
And when they speak to me and the seven tongues align programmed to desecrate the pretentions in your mind
To further complicate I will now state that your convictions lack definition and form
Every day there is a bleeding and every time I watch the world slipp by
Focus, the blind pretention underscoring pain, the path to solace felt in vain
The seven tongues of god are in my mind, they speak to me in ancient DNR design
I have never seen god, you have never seen God
And when they speak to me and the seven tongues align
programmed to desecrate the pretentions in your mind
to further complicate I will now state that your convictions lack definition
And when they speak to me and the seven tongues align
programmed to desecrate the pretentions in your mind
To further complicate I will now state that your convictions lack definition and form
To see the light is the purest form of reward
Every day you die a little understand the change and choose your path without disdain
The seven tongues of god are in my mind, they speak to me in ancient DNR design
I have never seen god, you have never seen God
And when they speak to me and the seven tongues align programmed to desecrate the pretentions in your mind
To further complicate I will now state that your convictions lack definition and form
Every day there is a bleeding and every time I watch the world slipp by
Focus, the blind pretention underscoring pain, the path to solace felt in vain
The seven tongues of god are in my mind, they speak to me in ancient DNR design
I have never seen god, you have never seen God
And when they speak to me and the seven tongues align
programmed to desecrate the pretentions in your mind
to further complicate I will now state that your convictions lack definition
And when they speak to me and the seven tongues align
programmed to desecrate the pretentions in your mind
To further complicate I will now state that your convictions lack definition and form
To see the light is the purest form of reward
Lyrics submitted by KrudeDuse
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Quite simply about how every religion says they are right, and that theirs is the true voice of god, and that when you listen to them all together, you see how contradictory and illogical it all is.
Hence the quote at the end of the song "if God did not exist, it would be necessary to invent him", which is taken from a famous quote by the famous 18th century author, Voltaire, who in 1768 theorised that the idea of organised religion was vital to control the docile masses. For instance, without it, criminals would no longer fear the punishments of the afterlife. Basically, Voltaire was against the Catholic church yet acknowledged that religion brings social order.
Which is much the theme of this song... that religion governs the world and thus the world is an illogical and evil place.
I agree with 6th_sadistic_snipe, but I think this song is more complicated than that. Since Warrel Dane is clearly so against control of the docile masses, he seems to be saying that a belief in God is a survival mechanism that kicks in through "ancient DNA design". Even though he 'knows' that God cannot exist, he still feels drawn to religion when he is feeling pain and loss.
Does anyone know who plays what solo in this song and when? I'm trying to figure out when Jeff and Pat solo, because this is one of those albums which annoyingly doesn't give that info.
Loomis does the solo from 4:00 to 4:54. Watched him to it live. Anything Pat may have done in the recording, I'm pretty sure Loomis just lifted it by ear. :P
"Which is much the theme of this song... that religion governs the world and thus the world is an illogical and evil place."
If this was the theme of the song, why would he add a quote that explains how religion brings social order?
One last thought, "genre that has become so anti-religion, anti-God. pretty sad that a type of music has to blindly follow a certain trend" You twit. Nevermore was one of the few heavy metal bands that REFUSED to change to the every growing mainstream success at the time, Grunge. They're sound, they're lyrics don't follow ANY former "trend". They just play and write what sounds good. They're not anti -god, they're not embracing religion. They're portraying the inner confusions we all have. The questions we all have. And the ways we try and heal them, or solve them.
finally some sense in this area...
i couldnt understand what blackened was babbling about
if he did his research, he would know that the style of nevermore is the same as their previous band sanctuary, but in a more enlightened sense, they didnt want to be "grunge" even though i admit songs like "what tommorrow knows" kind of have some sort of grunginess about them. but not lyrically... nevermore is true, theyve been true, and theyll stay true... they are trend setters, and they dont even think of themselves as such. learn your bands, and then bash them with a foot to stand on... people...
Dane doesn't shove anything. YOU do, however.
Glad I got to all you minions. Sorry my words are too complex for your minds. Basically, Dane is just another trend-following atheist zealot. Don't take your confused teen ansgt out on me because you can't understand that Dane is more vocal than 10 preachers combined. You are brainwashed, and delusional, along with MANY others....thanks to the likes of Dane.
Dane has written a select few songs through out Nevermore's history about his beliefs. Most christian metal bands' songs are soley about their beliefs, which is much more brainwashing than what Dane says, but Dane disagrees with you, and your thoughts, so he becomes a horrrible zealot.
I don't see you flaming the Becoming the Archetype, or Antestor songs needlessly.