It appears to me describing the second coming of Jesus. In the beginning, it refers to immorality, downright corruption of the soul. The line "Now your true God is here," I believe is that Jesus has returned, so throw away your false god of money and whatnot. The song also mentions "savior," which Jesus is also referred to as, also the king of kings, which Three Faces West describes this person as.
The song also refers to themselves being this entity, which is common to do in the music industry. They are not saying that they are the savior, but speaking as one, as Jesus, as is a common thing to do.
It appears to me describing the second coming of Jesus. In the beginning, it refers to immorality, downright corruption of the soul. The line "Now your true God is here," I believe is that Jesus has returned, so throw away your false god of money and whatnot. The song also mentions "savior," which Jesus is also referred to as, also the king of kings, which Three Faces West describes this person as.
The song also refers to themselves being this entity, which is common to do in the music industry. They are not saying that they are the savior, but speaking as one, as Jesus, as is a common thing to do.