I have no idea what Antony intended the song to mean, but what I get out of it is that he is claiming his own faith, or religion for lack of a better way to say it; that no pre-established faith has any meaning or accurate worth any longer, so he has created his "Creator," simultaneously the one responsible for his existence while he is responsible for their existence: One he refers to as "Aeon." Lines like "Aeon was never born" lead me to think this, as in Aeon had no birth because Aeon had no beginning but is eternal. Either way what I get out of it is something deeply, deeply spiritual. "Let's take our power back, let's do something differently, it doesn't have to be this way," like he's crying out to his true spirit guide that he can be a believer in something greater by claiming a belief greater than one that perhaps was regurgitated to him from a very young age or even the womb. Perhaps Aeon is his God; his Everything. That's what I get.out of it ????????????????
I have no idea what Antony intended the song to mean, but what I get out of it is that he is claiming his own faith, or religion for lack of a better way to say it; that no pre-established faith has any meaning or accurate worth any longer, so he has created his "Creator," simultaneously the one responsible for his existence while he is responsible for their existence: One he refers to as "Aeon." Lines like "Aeon was never born" lead me to think this, as in Aeon had no birth because Aeon had no beginning but is eternal. Either way what I get out of it is something deeply, deeply spiritual. "Let's take our power back, let's do something differently, it doesn't have to be this way," like he's crying out to his true spirit guide that he can be a believer in something greater by claiming a belief greater than one that perhaps was regurgitated to him from a very young age or even the womb. Perhaps Aeon is his God; his Everything. That's what I get.out of it ????????????????