"From the bloodline of vicious serpents, a dreadful heart within a lovely shell.
A demon's heart, but with the face of god.
I guess a liar's heart is still true even if her lips are not."
-Sin is a wicked thing. It's pure evil, but when we come across it, sin looks heavenly. We see it as something beautiful, and notice nothing evil about it. When some people come across crack, they don't see how dangerous and life destroying it is, but how great the high will feel.
"The vomit that flows out from your mouth has seeped into your chest.
Searching for the strength to breathe in one last lie from you,
but right now the grave seems so much easier."
When you sin, it has grabbed a hold of you. And it's single purpose in life is to hurt you, to infect you. The last line throws me off though. Possibly the person being infected sees death as a better option than committing sin maybe?
"The fear of that devil in me... it comes from you.
You're like the smoke in the window."
-I'm going to make a guess here. Possibly sin is the reason we fear satan. Sin is a powerful influence over us. It causes us to do terrible things. The smoke in the window could be a metaphor for how it clouds our judgment.
"She comes for sorrow. She comes for lies.
We came here for blood. Did you? Yes or no?"
-The first line discusses why sin is here. The first sentence in the second line is stating that someone is here to try and destroy sin. "did you?" asks if [you]whoever is here to sin as well. Reason being...
"No one's getting out because we came for blood.
We're not breathing and i don't care,
because no one's breathing... she's not breathing."
-We must do whatever it takes to stop people from sinning.
"Choke that witch out.
Suffocate her.
Choke her out."
-Again, do what is necessary to destroy sin
This is a very powerful song both in the lyrics and in the melody. Norma Jean has produced another excellent album.
"From the bloodline of vicious serpents, a dreadful heart within a lovely shell. A demon's heart, but with the face of god. I guess a liar's heart is still true even if her lips are not."
-Sin is a wicked thing. It's pure evil, but when we come across it, sin looks heavenly. We see it as something beautiful, and notice nothing evil about it. When some people come across crack, they don't see how dangerous and life destroying it is, but how great the high will feel.
"The vomit that flows out from your mouth has seeped into your chest. Searching for the strength to breathe in one last lie from you, but right now the grave seems so much easier."
When you sin, it has grabbed a hold of you. And it's single purpose in life is to hurt you, to infect you. The last line throws me off though. Possibly the person being infected sees death as a better option than committing sin maybe?
"The fear of that devil in me... it comes from you. You're like the smoke in the window."
-I'm going to make a guess here. Possibly sin is the reason we fear satan. Sin is a powerful influence over us. It causes us to do terrible things. The smoke in the window could be a metaphor for how it clouds our judgment.
"She comes for sorrow. She comes for lies. We came here for blood. Did you? Yes or no?"
-The first line discusses why sin is here. The first sentence in the second line is stating that someone is here to try and destroy sin. "did you?" asks if [you]whoever is here to sin as well. Reason being...
"No one's getting out because we came for blood. We're not breathing and i don't care, because no one's breathing... she's not breathing."
-We must do whatever it takes to stop people from sinning.
"Choke that witch out. Suffocate her. Choke her out."
-Again, do what is necessary to destroy sin
This is a very powerful song both in the lyrics and in the melody. Norma Jean has produced another excellent album.