Angels Don't Burn
Rising from Despair: Alove for Enemies' Anthem of Redemption
Lyrics
Walk away from your grace leave it behind, all that you once were
Walking away from grace, leaving behind one's former self.
Now sell yourself out, for the very last time
Selling oneself out, possibly compromising values or integrity for the last time.
Now take my hand and run away
Invitation to escape or find solace by taking the speaker's hand and running away.
Your not an object, a credit card,
Asserting that the person is not merely an object or a commodity.
You're so much more than an object for them to buy
Emphasizing the individual's worth beyond being a material object for others to purchase.
Despite what you may think, Jesus will be there for you
Despite misconceptions, suggesting that Jesus will provide support or guidance.
Your eyes give you away it's not what you are
Noting that the truth about the person lies in their eyes, going beyond external appearances.
It's what you will become, through your lust
Focusing on the transformation through lust and its potential consequences.
Your lust, your lust is suicide, your heart will overcome
Highlighting that succumbing to lust can be self-destructive, but the heart can overcome.
Now sell yourself out, for one last time, now take my hand and run far away
Reiteration of selling oneself out, with a plea to run away with the speaker.
You're so much more than this, you're so much more than this, you're beauty
Affirming that the person is more than their current situation, emphasizing their inner beauty.
Now run away and grab my hand,
Encouraging the person to run away and join the speaker, reinforcing the escape theme.
You're so much more than an object for them to buy
Repeating the idea that the person is not a mere object for sale.
You don't know what you've done,
Suggesting a lack of awareness or understanding of one's actions and their impact.
You think you're wrong, there is another way out of here
Challenging the belief that the person is wrong, proposing an alternative way out.
Despite what you may think, Jesus will be there for you
Repeating the assurance that, despite beliefs, Jesus will be there for support.
You're eyes give you away it's not what you are
Stating that one's true nature is revealed in their eyes, transcending surface appearances.
It's what you will become, though your lust
Reiterating the transformative potential of lust and its consequences.
Your lust, your lust is suicide, your heart will overcome
Emphasizing the destructive nature of lust but expressing hope for the heart to overcome.
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