Although the lyrics here probably speak for themselves, this is probably the greatest song EVERRR.
..Well, probably not, but damn. How can you not get torn away to a greater state of mind as long as this song is playing? There's a certain swell of pure love in listening to a song that manages to instantly make you grin.
Woups!
Was not aware of the religious theme that Kutless is generally fronting in all their music until recently, so that might just change my original view of the lyrics a bit.
Woups!
Was not aware of the religious theme that Kutless is generally fronting in all their music until recently, so that might just change my original view of the lyrics a bit.
I'd wager that, even though it's never directly mentioned, what the singer keeps hinting is their reason to sing (which "we all know"), is the presence of a divinity, a spirit and a joy for life that fills everyone it- well, applies to, I guess.
I'd wager that, even though it's never directly mentioned, what the singer keeps hinting is their reason to sing (which "we all know"), is the presence of a divinity, a spirit and a joy for life that fills everyone it- well, applies to, I guess.
Not much of a religious man myself, but my love for this song sticks. Might just be having a little bit...
Not much of a religious man myself, but my love for this song sticks. Might just be having a little bit of a harder time aqcuiescing the lyrical content of the rest of the album, though.
Although the lyrics here probably speak for themselves, this is probably the greatest song EVERRR.
..Well, probably not, but damn. How can you not get torn away to a greater state of mind as long as this song is playing? There's a certain swell of pure love in listening to a song that manages to instantly make you grin.
Woups! Was not aware of the religious theme that Kutless is generally fronting in all their music until recently, so that might just change my original view of the lyrics a bit.
Woups! Was not aware of the religious theme that Kutless is generally fronting in all their music until recently, so that might just change my original view of the lyrics a bit.
I'd wager that, even though it's never directly mentioned, what the singer keeps hinting is their reason to sing (which "we all know"), is the presence of a divinity, a spirit and a joy for life that fills everyone it- well, applies to, I guess.
I'd wager that, even though it's never directly mentioned, what the singer keeps hinting is their reason to sing (which "we all know"), is the presence of a divinity, a spirit and a joy for life that fills everyone it- well, applies to, I guess.
Not much of a religious man myself, but my love for this song sticks. Might just be having a little bit...
Not much of a religious man myself, but my love for this song sticks. Might just be having a little bit of a harder time aqcuiescing the lyrical content of the rest of the album, though.