This is about a man who has an encounter with an angel, in the same idea as an alien abduction. He learns somethings about his life and his love, and wants the chance to just go back and fix things. He wants to go back to his life. He wants happiness (springtime...for one day). The line "My saviour complains that he wants more love) is a reference to the way an organized religion, like catholisism can make you feel like you can almost never do enough to be happy. You can never love enough, or be a good enough person because we're flawed. And its almost like they're making it seem like Jesus is complaining (or moreso the church) that he wants MORE love....and we can never give enough by flawed design. Its a contraversial line. But it makes good sense. In the end, we're all "out of love" to give.
This is about a man who has an encounter with an angel, in the same idea as an alien abduction. He learns somethings about his life and his love, and wants the chance to just go back and fix things. He wants to go back to his life. He wants happiness (springtime...for one day). The line "My saviour complains that he wants more love) is a reference to the way an organized religion, like catholisism can make you feel like you can almost never do enough to be happy. You can never love enough, or be a good enough person because we're flawed. And its almost like they're making it seem like Jesus is complaining (or moreso the church) that he wants MORE love....and we can never give enough by flawed design. Its a contraversial line. But it makes good sense. In the end, we're all "out of love" to give.