I'm going to get a lot of flak for this, but I think this is a Satanic song.
Try to see where this is coming from before you make assumptions.
-- "Lightning above and a fire below me"
Jesus told followers that he beheld Satan 'as lightning fall from heaven.'
A lightning bolt is a Satanic symbol.
The fire is hell.
What else would this line mean, anyway?
-- "When it rains, it pours"
-- "When the floodgates open brace your shores"
Satan is sometimes referred to as "rain man".
-- "You cannot catch me, cannot hold me"
-- "You cannot stop, much less control me"
The rest of the verse is things that Satan would say to believers.
-- "The nights go on / Waiting for a light that never comes"
In an increasingly secular society, how should this line be interpreted?
-- "I chase the sun / Waiting for a light that never comes"
Sun worship. The entire song follows this doubting God theme.
-- "A king can only reign 'til instead
-- There comes that day it's "off with his head""
Reference to God. Think songs like "Morte et Dabo" by Asking Alexandria
I know Chester said he believes in God, but the media has taken a very dark turn lately, and these sorts of lines come up fairly often nowadays, though sometimes more subtly than in this song. Please take this submission seriously.
I'm going to get a lot of flak for this, but I think this is a Satanic song.
Try to see where this is coming from before you make assumptions.
-- "Lightning above and a fire below me" Jesus told followers that he beheld Satan 'as lightning fall from heaven.' A lightning bolt is a Satanic symbol. The fire is hell. What else would this line mean, anyway?
-- "When it rains, it pours" -- "When the floodgates open brace your shores" Satan is sometimes referred to as "rain man".
-- "You cannot catch me, cannot hold me" -- "You cannot stop, much less control me" The rest of the verse is things that Satan would say to believers.
-- "The nights go on / Waiting for a light that never comes" In an increasingly secular society, how should this line be interpreted? -- "I chase the sun / Waiting for a light that never comes" Sun worship. The entire song follows this doubting God theme.
-- "A king can only reign 'til instead -- There comes that day it's "off with his head"" Reference to God. Think songs like "Morte et Dabo" by Asking Alexandria
I know Chester said he believes in God, but the media has taken a very dark turn lately, and these sorts of lines come up fairly often nowadays, though sometimes more subtly than in this song. Please take this submission seriously.
@Apocalypse716 That is simply the most far fetched explanation I have read :P
@Apocalypse716 That is simply the most far fetched explanation I have read :P
I guess we humans are able to connect things to anything else, irrelevant of their actual meaning.
I guess we humans are able to connect things to anything else, irrelevant of their actual meaning.