i, unfortunately, am fairly new to the sounds of s,c,c. however, i have had much trouble tearing myself from this song. on the surface, this song could obviously pertain to a boyfriend/girlfriend relationship (as many songs do these days). nonetheless, i think on a deeper level this song could speak about a religious relationship. not necessarily with 'god'..but with religion as a whole. the line 'our hearts are in places that just seem too far' ties in with the distance to heaven/salvation/liberation while the entire intro deals with the disappointment of unanswered prayers and all that jazz. equally, the title plays into the religious incorporation...since there is a separation between church and state, churches are not taxed on their offerings and therefore it is straight profit, thus, '(moneymaker)'. i'm really not sure though, its just a stab in the dark.
i, unfortunately, am fairly new to the sounds of s,c,c. however, i have had much trouble tearing myself from this song. on the surface, this song could obviously pertain to a boyfriend/girlfriend relationship (as many songs do these days). nonetheless, i think on a deeper level this song could speak about a religious relationship. not necessarily with 'god'..but with religion as a whole. the line 'our hearts are in places that just seem too far' ties in with the distance to heaven/salvation/liberation while the entire intro deals with the disappointment of unanswered prayers and all that jazz. equally, the title plays into the religious incorporation...since there is a separation between church and state, churches are not taxed on their offerings and therefore it is straight profit, thus, '(moneymaker)'. i'm really not sure though, its just a stab in the dark.