I seems to me, the speaker (dave) starts out by criticising someone, or a group of people saying "hey your all going to hell". and then he comes to this conclusion that "wait, whos to say im not going to hell too?"
i think the whole idea is the speaker making a comparrison to our lives/afterlives to televison or film symbols.
The singer of fear before (Dave) has shown through all three fear before albums that he suffers from clear uncertainty to the existance of god, heaven and hell. or atleast this is seen on the first two albums, but with the 3rd album they have a song called the gift of fiction, which is more of a "god doesnt exist" song as opposed to his more common questioning. And concidering when they played gift of fiction live and he gave the sky the middle finger id assume thats whats up.
if u think about it, the whole bands theme might be about this considering the lyrics in this song reference their own name.
But honestly i could be totally off, for i didnt really dive into it as deep as i could have.
I seems to me, the speaker (dave) starts out by criticising someone, or a group of people saying "hey your all going to hell". and then he comes to this conclusion that "wait, whos to say im not going to hell too?"
i think the whole idea is the speaker making a comparrison to our lives/afterlives to televison or film symbols.
The singer of fear before (Dave) has shown through all three fear before albums that he suffers from clear uncertainty to the existance of god, heaven and hell. or atleast this is seen on the first two albums, but with the 3rd album they have a song called the gift of fiction, which is more of a "god doesnt exist" song as opposed to his more common questioning. And concidering when they played gift of fiction live and he gave the sky the middle finger id assume thats whats up.
if u think about it, the whole bands theme might be about this considering the lyrics in this song reference their own name.
But honestly i could be totally off, for i didnt really dive into it as deep as i could have.