Originally the song is about a man\'s love for a prostitute. Here this meaning is altered by the added verses which indicate that it\'s actually about God\'s love for a woman, whose heart is broken and devastated and who sells her body. That love is unconditional, incessant and unbreakable.\n\nIncredible rendition of the song. While the original is light and somewhat funky in style, Lacey\'s version is much heavier, darker and yet inexplicably tender, affectionate even. The screaming carries so much emotion, it\'s like a wake-up call of "Come on, girl! I\'m here to change your life and deliver you from this darkness, just hear me!".
Originally the song is about a man\'s love for a prostitute. Here this meaning is altered by the added verses which indicate that it\'s actually about God\'s love for a woman, whose heart is broken and devastated and who sells her body. That love is unconditional, incessant and unbreakable.\n\nIncredible rendition of the song. While the original is light and somewhat funky in style, Lacey\'s version is much heavier, darker and yet inexplicably tender, affectionate even. The screaming carries so much emotion, it\'s like a wake-up call of "Come on, girl! I\'m here to change your life and deliver you from this darkness, just hear me!".