I think the line "blood is thicker than water, but which one did you drink?" is a reference to the blood of Christ. It seems he is saying the blood of Christ is more important than water (a common earthly beverage).
To me, this is an obvious Christian song. "They are the earth, and we are the breath of life." He is making a comparison of earthly things vs. spiritual things.
I'm not sure what the meaning is overall, but maybe he is saying Christianity is more important than earthly things.
I think the line "blood is thicker than water, but which one did you drink?" is a reference to the blood of Christ. It seems he is saying the blood of Christ is more important than water (a common earthly beverage).
To me, this is an obvious Christian song. "They are the earth, and we are the breath of life." He is making a comparison of earthly things vs. spiritual things.
I'm not sure what the meaning is overall, but maybe he is saying Christianity is more important than earthly things.