Actually, to be technical, "you" is capitalized if it is referencing any specific person who remains otherwise unnamed. You isn't a pronoun in this context because there is no name given for "you", and he doesn't mean you literally as you (as in the person readin/listening). But I'm guessing Tim Lambesis isn't an English major either, so it could very well be about god anyway.
Actually, to be technical, "you" is capitalized if it is referencing any specific person who remains otherwise unnamed. You isn't a pronoun in this context because there is no name given for "you", and he doesn't mean you literally as you (as in the person readin/listening). But I'm guessing Tim Lambesis isn't an English major either, so it could very well be about god anyway.
this song is about God, see how he says "You" and "Your" the Y is capitalized which shows that he is referring to God. Amazing song.
Actually, to be technical, "you" is capitalized if it is referencing any specific person who remains otherwise unnamed. You isn't a pronoun in this context because there is no name given for "you", and he doesn't mean you literally as you (as in the person readin/listening). But I'm guessing Tim Lambesis isn't an English major either, so it could very well be about god anyway.
Actually, to be technical, "you" is capitalized if it is referencing any specific person who remains otherwise unnamed. You isn't a pronoun in this context because there is no name given for "you", and he doesn't mean you literally as you (as in the person readin/listening). But I'm guessing Tim Lambesis isn't an English major either, so it could very well be about god anyway.