I think this song is about the absence of God, or the absence of being able to perceive God. God "plays hide and seek", and you cannot see him or hear him. The song sounds like anger toward the transparence of a higher being and the frustration of affirmation. "The silence that you serve is the loudest thing I've heard"– on other words, this higher power does not make itself known.
I think this song is about the absence of God, or the absence of being able to perceive God. God "plays hide and seek", and you cannot see him or hear him. The song sounds like anger toward the transparence of a higher being and the frustration of affirmation. "The silence that you serve is the loudest thing I've heard"– on other words, this higher power does not make itself known.