What a heart-wrenching song! The girl he talks about has suffered a lot of abuse and now sells her body for money.
The line "I wanna cut open my chest and let her in, but that won't fix what needs to mend" is very telling. No one is a proper savior except, well, Jesus. And whether you believe in Him or not, the other truth in this song is that it takes the will of the person needing saving to be saved, and the heart of the savior to be unconditionally loving through the healing process.
@rocknrollgirl47 Actually according to Dan smith: “It’s about this lady from the never ending story that lived in a pumpkin house. And this lady I knew when I was six years old when my dad was killed. And I wrote it about her, sort of too.” – Dan Smith
@rocknrollgirl47 Actually according to Dan smith: “It’s about this lady from the never ending story that lived in a pumpkin house. And this lady I knew when I was six years old when my dad was killed. And I wrote it about her, sort of too.” – Dan Smith
What a heart-wrenching song! The girl he talks about has suffered a lot of abuse and now sells her body for money.
The line "I wanna cut open my chest and let her in, but that won't fix what needs to mend" is very telling. No one is a proper savior except, well, Jesus. And whether you believe in Him or not, the other truth in this song is that it takes the will of the person needing saving to be saved, and the heart of the savior to be unconditionally loving through the healing process.
@rocknrollgirl47 Actually according to Dan smith: “It’s about this lady from the never ending story that lived in a pumpkin house. And this lady I knew when I was six years old when my dad was killed. And I wrote it about her, sort of too.” – Dan Smith
@rocknrollgirl47 Actually according to Dan smith: “It’s about this lady from the never ending story that lived in a pumpkin house. And this lady I knew when I was six years old when my dad was killed. And I wrote it about her, sort of too.” – Dan Smith
your second point is true though.
your second point is true though.