It probably is about a gay couple, and these two lines sort of gave me that notion:
"Even God himself and the faith I knew
Shouldn't hold me back, shouldn't keep me from you"
A lot of Christian faiths do not believe gay relationships are right, and shun people who are, in fact, gay or lesbian [as well as bi-sexuals.] The lyrics above are stating that this man who used to be a part of a congregation or parish would rather be with the other man he loves, than continue with his religious journey. And he doesn't want the religion he used to be a part of to hold him back from being with the other man, just because it's wrong in their eyes.
Make sense? No? I figured. XD
Nonetheless, I usually don't think about the song relating to a gay couple when I listen to it. It's a beautiful song though, I love the lines:
"I believe in you
Even if no one understands"
The energy, and the emotion displayed in this song is truly amazing. The Calling is a wonderful band.
It probably is about a gay couple, and these two lines sort of gave me that notion:
"Even God himself and the faith I knew Shouldn't hold me back, shouldn't keep me from you"
A lot of Christian faiths do not believe gay relationships are right, and shun people who are, in fact, gay or lesbian [as well as bi-sexuals.] The lyrics above are stating that this man who used to be a part of a congregation or parish would rather be with the other man he loves, than continue with his religious journey. And he doesn't want the religion he used to be a part of to hold him back from being with the other man, just because it's wrong in their eyes.
Make sense? No? I figured. XD
Nonetheless, I usually don't think about the song relating to a gay couple when I listen to it. It's a beautiful song though, I love the lines:
"I believe in you Even if no one understands"
The energy, and the emotion displayed in this song is truly amazing. The Calling is a wonderful band.
Cheers, :: Kat