I like to think he's saying "I don't want to reason anymore about the one I love... I don't want to reason anymore about God above" instead of "want a reason" It makes a big difference - turns reason into a verb instead of a noun. He's tired of trying to rationalize something as mystical and majestic as the concept of God or Love with his "left brain" - instead he wants to melt away into unity with Love, unity with God. It's beautiful:)
I like to think he's saying "I don't want to reason anymore about the one I love... I don't want to reason anymore about God above" instead of "want a reason" It makes a big difference - turns reason into a verb instead of a noun. He's tired of trying to rationalize something as mystical and majestic as the concept of God or Love with his "left brain" - instead he wants to melt away into unity with Love, unity with God. It's beautiful:)