My favorite section is in the second part where he's having a conversation with God (He seems to refer to God as "she" in all of his songs.)
He starts off with an attitude, and his whole "why not just kill us all and spare us the trouble of this crappy life" way of thinking. When told that some good people actually make something out of their lives he's still angry and asks why not just get rid of the assholes and be done with it. God("She," he seems to always refer to God as "she") tells him that the entire world couldn't be all saints and that everyone else basically serve as something to measure the good ones by. Finally he snaps into his senses, realizing that he was only angry for what he hadn't done himself. He thanks God for the privilege of his life.
My favorite section is in the second part where he's having a conversation with God (He seems to refer to God as "she" in all of his songs.)
He starts off with an attitude, and his whole "why not just kill us all and spare us the trouble of this crappy life" way of thinking. When told that some good people actually make something out of their lives he's still angry and asks why not just get rid of the assholes and be done with it. God("She," he seems to always refer to God as "she") tells him that the entire world couldn't be all saints and that everyone else basically serve as something to measure the good ones by. Finally he snaps into his senses, realizing that he was only angry for what he hadn't done himself. He thanks God for the privilege of his life.