he's trying to change his ways and walk the right path, the path of God, but hes constantly at war with his old self, conceited and self serving. he's learning to stand up to his old self, and realizes that if it werent for his actions it would not have led to him realizing that he is lost. he has always done what he told himself was the right thing to do, and has no problem bragging and preaching to others, all instead of looking to God for guidance. the angel and devil are illustrated amazingly on the album cover, along with the crown.
"and it'll never get easier,
but it will always be worth it"
AMAZING lyrics
this song really defines what im going through in my life right now, and these guys hit the nail right on the head.
He makes no mentioned of god in this song. Although he does mention the devil and an angel on his shoulders, that is a common expression for the greater evil and the greater good.
He makes no mentioned of god in this song. Although he does mention the devil and an angel on his shoulders, that is a common expression for the greater evil and the greater good.
He wants to become a better person and stay on the correct path for the sake of being a better person. Just because someone wants to improve their life and the way the live it, does not mean that they are motivated by god. Perfectly good people do not have god in their lives, and like I said, they are perfectly good people.
He wants to become a better person and stay on the correct path for the sake of being a better person. Just because someone wants to improve their life and the way the live it, does not mean that they are motivated by god. Perfectly good people do not have god in their lives, and like I said, they are perfectly good people.
Not even close. We Came as Romans doesn't make any song directly referencing God or religion. If you find correlations that is just you reading into the lyrics. It has more to do with personal struggle and improvement.
Not even close. We Came as Romans doesn't make any song directly referencing God or religion. If you find correlations that is just you reading into the lyrics. It has more to do with personal struggle and improvement.
he's trying to change his ways and walk the right path, the path of God, but hes constantly at war with his old self, conceited and self serving. he's learning to stand up to his old self, and realizes that if it werent for his actions it would not have led to him realizing that he is lost. he has always done what he told himself was the right thing to do, and has no problem bragging and preaching to others, all instead of looking to God for guidance. the angel and devil are illustrated amazingly on the album cover, along with the crown.
"and it'll never get easier, but it will always be worth it"
AMAZING lyrics
this song really defines what im going through in my life right now, and these guys hit the nail right on the head.
He makes no mentioned of god in this song. Although he does mention the devil and an angel on his shoulders, that is a common expression for the greater evil and the greater good.
He makes no mentioned of god in this song. Although he does mention the devil and an angel on his shoulders, that is a common expression for the greater evil and the greater good.
He wants to become a better person and stay on the correct path for the sake of being a better person. Just because someone wants to improve their life and the way the live it, does not mean that they are motivated by god. Perfectly good people do not have god in their lives, and like I said, they are perfectly good people.
He wants to become a better person and stay on the correct path for the sake of being a better person. Just because someone wants to improve their life and the way the live it, does not mean that they are motivated by god. Perfectly good people do not have god in their lives, and like I said, they are perfectly good people.
Not even close. We Came as Romans doesn't make any song directly referencing God or religion. If you find correlations that is just you reading into the lyrics. It has more to do with personal struggle and improvement.
Not even close. We Came as Romans doesn't make any song directly referencing God or religion. If you find correlations that is just you reading into the lyrics. It has more to do with personal struggle and improvement.