Forgiveness Is a Six Gun
Redemption's Six-Gun: Unveiling the Lethal Dance of Forgiveness
Lyrics
Thirty third degree, on the corner of Quit Street and Temptation Avenue
Refers to a location at the intersection of Quit Street and Temptation Avenue, suggesting a challenging and tempting environment.
On the road to redemption, outside of heave
Describes being on the journey to redemption outside of heaven.
Pride can be dangerous and you knew
Warns about the danger of pride, acknowledging the listener's awareness.
Method of execution, length of duration
Refers to a method of execution and questions the duration and cost associated with it.
At what cost?
Raises the question of the cost involved in the chosen method of execution.
Forgiveness is a six gun, teach me how to shoot
States that forgiveness is a powerful tool, comparing it to a six-gun, and seeks guidance on how to use it.
The truth is like a moving target, forgiveness is a six gun
Compares truth to a moving target, reinforcing the idea that forgiveness is a powerful and elusive force.
The streets from the start, have been filled with doubt
Highlights the pervasive doubt in the streets from the beginning.
And they are set free, you needed someone to carry you
Implies a need for support and someone to carry the burden of the listener.
Fighting and counting the days, the error of your ways
Describes the struggle and reflection on past mistakes, emphasizing the need for change.
Methods of execution, length of duration, at what cost?
Reiterates the method of execution and questions the cost, reinforcing the theme of consequences.
Forgiveness is a six gun, teach me how to shoot
Repeats the analogy that forgiveness is a powerful weapon and seeks guidance on its application.
The truth is like a moving target, forgiveness is a six gun
Reiterates the elusive nature of truth, reinforcing the power and complexity of forgiveness.
In cold blood, dressed in black
Describes a cold-blooded act, dressed in black, possibly referring to a ruthless or unforgiving nature.
Tombstones and tumbleweeds
Mentions tombstones and tumbleweeds, symbolizing death and desolation.
Left the dead behind, watched em falling
Suggests leaving the dead behind and witnessing their fall, possibly signifying detachment from past mistakes.
Let Smith and Wesson do the motherfucking talking
Advocates the use of Smith and Wesson, a brand of firearms, as a means of communication or resolution.
Dust in my eyes, dust in the street, shotguns and broken dreams
Describes a dusty and challenging environment, featuring shotguns and broken dreams.
Now we left the dead behind, watched em falling
Reiterates leaving the dead behind and witnessing their fall, reinforcing a sense of detachment.
Let the Smith and Wesson do the motherfucking talking
Repeats the advocacy of using Smith and Wesson to communicate or resolve issues.
Now
Introduces a transition or change in the narrative.
Forgiveness is a six gun, teach me how to shoot
Reiterates the analogy that forgiveness is a powerful weapon, seeking guidance on its use.
The truth is like a moving target, forgiveness is a six gun
Reiterates the elusive nature of truth, reinforcing the power and complexity of forgiveness.
There is no forgiveness
Emphasizes the absence of forgiveness, possibly suggesting a bleak or unforgiving reality.
There is no forgiveness
-There is no forgiveness
-There is no forgiveness
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