To understand these lyrics I need to know what the 'we' and (perhaps even) 'I' and 'your god' refers too.
In my opinion, the author is trying to seperate himself from other persons perception of god which he sees as human made. The evidence is the last sentence, "I am not your god" but it is hard to tell. When he says 'we' are not the same does the 'we' refer to him and god or him and other persons or even other persons conception of god? Who knows.
To understand these lyrics I need to know what the 'we' and (perhaps even) 'I' and 'your god' refers too.
In my opinion, the author is trying to seperate himself from other persons perception of god which he sees as human made. The evidence is the last sentence, "I am not your god" but it is hard to tell. When he says 'we' are not the same does the 'we' refer to him and god or him and other persons or even other persons conception of god? Who knows.