I'm gonna have to disagree with you, I dont beleive any of them sell drugs. But it does have remorse.
Like most of Harp's song, I think it's about faith.
In this case it's about making choices that go against your morals or your own sense of right and wrong.
He's talking about how he wants to follow his faith, but that his actions aren't pointing him to that ("My intent was to make you known, but I said let go of me")
He's just doing the selfish things and it's staining him. In the middle section, he's diposing those who try to justify their actinos when they go against their faith. ("Stop saying it good enough and we're just human, we're just human! To justify is to lose, and failure, well, it's where we all come from.")
The end is him waking up to that and living they way he believes or even finding God (I'll come up from the grave. Awake, I'm awake.")
I'm gonna have to disagree with you, I dont beleive any of them sell drugs. But it does have remorse.
Like most of Harp's song, I think it's about faith. In this case it's about making choices that go against your morals or your own sense of right and wrong. He's talking about how he wants to follow his faith, but that his actions aren't pointing him to that ("My intent was to make you known, but I said let go of me")
He's just doing the selfish things and it's staining him. In the middle section, he's diposing those who try to justify their actinos when they go against their faith. ("Stop saying it good enough and we're just human, we're just human! To justify is to lose, and failure, well, it's where we all come from.")
The end is him waking up to that and living they way he believes or even finding God (I'll come up from the grave. Awake, I'm awake.")