Oh Jesus
Oh God
I kissed you
I liked it
You are my only life
Only...
Can you help me save your soul?
Save your soul! Save your soul!
Can you help me save your soul?!
I love myself
I was made for myself
If I kissed you I lied
I am made to be admired
You made a mistake
When you pressed your lips to mine
I inhale what I see
I steal what I breathe
You are mine only mine
You are mine only mine
I will swallow you
I will swallow you
You are mine now
I will swallow you
You are mine only mine
I will swallow you
You are mine only mine
I will swallow you
I think this song is about not living up to (in particular, the church's/religions) expectations and wishes; we are our own person and are free to do what we please. We weren't born to ... serve, in a sense.
The beginning of the song seems to be someone (let's call he/she Person +) falling for (religion) and begs for his soul to be saved. Then during the second half, it appears the (religion) Person + was worshiping shows us its true colours/agenda as it takes over Person +.
That's one way to look at it; it's how I see it anyways.
Oh Jesus Oh God I kissed you I liked it You are my only life Only...
Can you help me save your soul? Save your soul! Save your soul! Can you help me save your soul?!
I love myself I was made for myself If I kissed you I lied I am made to be admired You made a mistake When you pressed your lips to mine I inhale what I see I steal what I breathe You are mine only mine You are mine only mine
I will swallow you I will swallow you You are mine now I will swallow you You are mine only mine I will swallow you You are mine only mine I will swallow you
I think this song is about not living up to (in particular, the church's/religions) expectations and wishes; we are our own person and are free to do what we please. We weren't born to ... serve, in a sense.
The beginning of the song seems to be someone (let's call he/she Person +) falling for (religion) and begs for his soul to be saved. Then during the second half, it appears the (religion) Person + was worshiping shows us its true colours/agenda as it takes over Person +.
That's one way to look at it; it's how I see it anyways.