Explanation by vocalist Andy Atkins:
"This is for sure the most introspective song on the album. After nine songs of being pissed off at others, I have to turn the gun on myself, you know? When you let the world affect your own mentality or your relationship with your Creator, you turn into a bitter cynic. I’ve learned you can’t blame your downfalls and your valleys in life on others. I can only answer for myself and you can only answer for you. I let my anger and distrust in man affect my faith in God. After many years in this twisted music industry and many years of seeing God be turned into an article of commerce, I’ve become very jaded. I’m not the positive, fun, happy kid I always used to be. This song is my realization of that, and my plea to accept grace and find joy and keep it despite what’s going on around me."
Explanation by vocalist Andy Atkins: "This is for sure the most introspective song on the album. After nine songs of being pissed off at others, I have to turn the gun on myself, you know? When you let the world affect your own mentality or your relationship with your Creator, you turn into a bitter cynic. I’ve learned you can’t blame your downfalls and your valleys in life on others. I can only answer for myself and you can only answer for you. I let my anger and distrust in man affect my faith in God. After many years in this twisted music industry and many years of seeing God be turned into an article of commerce, I’ve become very jaded. I’m not the positive, fun, happy kid I always used to be. This song is my realization of that, and my plea to accept grace and find joy and keep it despite what’s going on around me."