Hmmm... this is a bit of a stretch. You cannot really take "each to each" as a quote to place against the bible. It's too general. I think most of these quotes you chose fall into that category:
Hmmm... this is a bit of a stretch. You cannot really take "each to each" as a quote to place against the bible. It's too general. I think most of these quotes you chose fall into that category:
"This bitter drink" -- he's specifically talking about coffee (it is, after all, called "Busting up a Starbucks"). But just about any drug, including alcohol & coffee, is bitter.
"This bitter drink" -- he's specifically talking about coffee (it is, after all, called "Busting up a Starbucks"). But just about any drug, including alcohol & coffee, is bitter.
"The sky's ablaze, the see is too, THE WATER'S RED & the flame is blue" -- this is merely a hyperbole of environmentalist terrorists' claims. (For...
"The sky's ablaze, the see is too, THE WATER'S RED & the flame is blue" -- this is merely a hyperbole of environmentalist terrorists' claims. (For disclosure, I agree we need to address global warming desperately, but not through property destruction.)
"It will always be the end of time THE END OF LAW" -- here he's merely claiming there will always be anarchists & others who claim that civilization has pushed itself beyond the brink, and all human civilization is about to implode... and he says to them, "get a grip".
I'm not saying this song is religious at all but there are a few small lines that remind me of Bible passages
"this bitter drink" Matthew 27:34 "They gave him wine mixed with bitter drink"
"the water's red" Psalm 105:29 He turned their waters into blood, causing their fish to die.
"The end of the law" Romans 10:4 "Christ is the end of the law so that there may be righteousness for everyone who believes."
"each to each" The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock. T.S. Eliot, I have heard the mermaids singing, each to each.
Reading way into this but still random thoughts
Hmmm... this is a bit of a stretch. You cannot really take "each to each" as a quote to place against the bible. It's too general. I think most of these quotes you chose fall into that category:
Hmmm... this is a bit of a stretch. You cannot really take "each to each" as a quote to place against the bible. It's too general. I think most of these quotes you chose fall into that category:
"This bitter drink" -- he's specifically talking about coffee (it is, after all, called "Busting up a Starbucks"). But just about any drug, including alcohol & coffee, is bitter.
"This bitter drink" -- he's specifically talking about coffee (it is, after all, called "Busting up a Starbucks"). But just about any drug, including alcohol & coffee, is bitter.
"The sky's ablaze, the see is too, THE WATER'S RED & the flame is blue" -- this is merely a hyperbole of environmentalist terrorists' claims. (For...
"The sky's ablaze, the see is too, THE WATER'S RED & the flame is blue" -- this is merely a hyperbole of environmentalist terrorists' claims. (For disclosure, I agree we need to address global warming desperately, but not through property destruction.)
"It will always be the end of time THE END OF LAW" -- here he's merely claiming there will always be anarchists & others who claim that civilization has pushed itself beyond the brink, and all human civilization is about to implode... and he says to them, "get a grip".