Messiah
Revelations Unveiled: Hugo de la Lune's 'Messiah' Decoded
Lyrics
Pray to the Gods you keep
Expressing the act of praying to the Gods one believes in.
While I slip past your priests
Moving surreptitiously past religious figures or authorities.
Pray to the Gods you keep
Reiteration of the act of praying to one's chosen deities.
While you swallow your grace
Suggesting a conflict between spiritual beliefs and personal actions.
Is this what you know
Raising a question about the knowledge or awareness of the situation.
Cause darling it's just not your fault
Addressing someone affectionately and absolving them of blame.
Pray to your money tree, you're full of greed
Encouraging prayer to material wealth but critiquing greed.
Just try to breathe, just try to breathe, baby
Emphasizing the importance of breathing, potentially alluding to stress.
It ain't you
Repetition underscoring the idea that the situation is not the listener's fault.
It ain't you
-It ain't you
-It ain't you
-Tell me the Gods you keep
Requesting information about the Gods one follows.
So I can call them by name
Suggesting that revealing the Gods' names may expose their vulnerability.
Funny how little seeds can crumble their fame
Highlighting the potential downfall of powerful entities through small actions.
Oh, turn to me while you grovel and beg at your knees
Invoking a plea for attention while acknowledging submission.
Eat from my honeycomb, it's life it brings
Offering something valuable, like life, in return for submission.
Just try to breathe, just try to breathe, baby
Reiteration of the importance of breathing amidst the situation.
It ain't you
Continued emphasis that the blame does not lie with the listener.
It ain't you
-It ain't you
-It ain't you
-It ain't you
-It ain't you
-It ain't you
-It ain't you
-Cause nigga it's me
Claiming responsibility, asserting a sense of self or power.
Look at me
Challenging the observer to perceive and understand the speaker.
What do you see
Prompting reflection on the speaker's identity.
Royalty
Asserting a regal and divine presence within the speaker.
Divinity
Further emphasizing divine qualities within the speaker.
Ah, Ah
Exclamation or emphasis on the divine nature.
Father forgive them for they know what they do
Quoting a plea for forgiveness, possibly paralleling a biblical reference.
Father forgive them for they know what they do
-Father forgive them for they know what they do
-Father forgive them for they know what they do
-It ain't you
Reiteration that the listener is not at fault.
It ain't you
-It ain't you
-It ain't you
-It ain't you
-It ain't you
-It ain't you
-It ain't you
-Every knee shall bow
Using religious imagery to convey a universal acknowledgment of power.
Every tongue confess
-Every knee shall bow
-Every tongue confess
-Every knee shall bow
Reiteration of the universal submission and acknowledgment of authority.
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