I always thought it might have to do with the victim praying for God to save him. The song implies there is no God and therefore no heaven. So even Hell would be better than death/suffering . But it features the maniac killer's thoughts too. Like in the movie The Devil's Rejects when one of the killers (name eludes me) demands his victim to start asking God to smite him. God doesn't help, so the reject adds a little psychological torture to this murder and reminds the victim that he is all alone. But that is what the song speaks to me.
I always thought it might have to do with the victim praying for God to save him. The song implies there is no God and therefore no heaven. So even Hell would be better than death/suffering . But it features the maniac killer's thoughts too. Like in the movie The Devil's Rejects when one of the killers (name eludes me) demands his victim to start asking God to smite him. God doesn't help, so the reject adds a little psychological torture to this murder and reminds the victim that he is all alone. But that is what the song speaks to me.