Brothers and Sisters
Confessions in St. Louis
Lyrics
Brothers and sisters
Expressing a sense of unity and connection among people, possibly emphasizing familial or communal bonds.
We are no hipsters
Rejecting the label of being fashionable or trendy.
We are all sinners
Acknowledging flaws and imperfections in individuals.
Absolute beginners
Describing a state of inexperience or new beginnings.
Oh like guilty dogs
Using a metaphor of guilty dogs to convey a sense of admitting wrongdoing or remorse.
We confess our waste in St. Louis
Confessing mistakes or regrets in St. Louis, possibly a symbolic location or a reference to a specific experience.
Brothers and sisters
Repeating the themes of unity, imperfection, and new beginnings, with a mention of hollow Gods and a prophesied downfall in St. Louis.
We are no hipsters
-We are all sinners
-Absolute beginners
-With all our hollow Gods
-We will go down in St. Louis
-Your confessions were real
Acknowledging genuine confessions and heartache, expressing true longing, but recognizing the inability of prayers to save.
The heartache severe
-Your longing was true
-But our prayers couldn't save you
-Oh like guilty dogs
Reiteration of confessing mistakes or guilt, specifically in St. Louis.
We confess our waste in St. Louis
-Brothers and sisters
Repeating the themes of unity, imperfection, and new beginnings, with a mention of guilty dogs confessing waste in St. Louis.
We are no hipsters
-We are all sinners
-Absolute beginners
-Oh like guilty dogs
-We confess our waste in St. Louis
-Your sexual dress
Describing a person's attire as sexually suggestive, drawing parallels to a holy mass, and recognizing the impact of bondage and abuse on truth.
Felt like a holy mass
-Your bondage and abuse
-Kept my heart away from truth
-Your demons were real
-The shackles severe
-Brothers and sisters
Repeating the themes of unity, imperfection, and new beginnings, with a continued confession of waste in St. Louis.
We are no hipsters
-We are all sinners
-Absolute beginners
-Oh like guilty dogs
-We confess our waste in St. Louis
-Brothers and sisters
Reiterating the themes of unity, imperfection, and new beginnings, with a mention of hollow Gods and a prophecy of going down in St. Louis.
We are no hipsters
-We are all sinners
-Absolute beginners
-With all our hollow Gods
-We will go down in St. Louis
-Sisters and brothers
Extending the sense of belonging to various groups, including sisters, brothers, hipsters, and mothers, with reference to a Father's home.
Hipsters and mothers
-We all do belong
-To the Father's home...
-Lonely sister
Inviting a lonely sister to stay, suggesting a supportive or comforting gesture.
Come stay with me...
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