Crawl Into The Promised Land
Journey to Redemption: Embracing Hope in the Promised Land
Lyrics
Now let's say the sinner's mass
Initiating a ritual resembling a sinner's mass, possibly symbolizing acknowledgment of wrongdoings or seeking redemption.
And speak the words out loud
Speaking words aloud, suggesting a public or shared expression, perhaps of confession or commitment.
Now we hold our sister's hand
Symbolic unity by holding a sister's hand, emphasizing connection or support.
But not when guns and spirits prowl
Warning against unity in dangerous situations, particularly when guns and negative influences are present.
Only in our dreams we had
Reflecting on unrealized dreams where faith existed in grander lives and plans.
Faith in bigger lives and plans
Acknowledging past broken vows and the decision to put them aside.
We put away those broken vows
Committing to crawl into the promised land, a metaphor for a better or redeemed state.
To crawl into the promised land
Continuation of the commitment to a positive change.
And don't it feel like home
Expressing a sense of belonging and comfort in the metaphorical promised land.
Don't it feel like we belong
Reiterating the feeling of belonging and connection.
You gotta lift your head and raise your hand
Encouraging a positive stance by lifting one's head and raising a hand, symbolizing participation or commitment.
And crawl into the promised land
Reaffirming the commitment to crawl into the promised land.
Fifty years away from here
Referencing a distant time frame, suggesting a long journey or passage of time.
Sixty, if I run
Extending the idea of a lengthy journey, possibly with challenges.
Deliver me from tweets and lies
Desiring liberation from falsehoods and social media distortions, seeking purification.
And purify me in the sun
Seeking purification in the sun, implying a quest for truth and clarity.
The old man surely must have known
Speculating that an older person knew the importance of taking a stand and facing challenges.
To kick the lights and make his stand
Highlighting the strength gained by confronting adversity and making a stand.
Would give us strength back from the brink
Anticipating regained strength from the edge of a crisis to reach the promised land.
To crawl into the promised land
Reiteration of the commitment to crawl into the promised land.
And don't it feel like home
Reaffirming the sense of home and belonging.
Don't it feel like we belong
Reiterating the feeling of belonging and connection.
You gotta lift your head and raise your hand
Encouraging a positive stance by lifting one's head and raising a hand, symbolizing participation or commitment.
And crawl into the promised land
Reaffirming the commitment to crawl into the promised land.
The night is long, but no one sleeps
Describing a challenging and sleepless night with societal issues represented by "grifters."
The grifters make us pay
Highlighting the societal cost imposed by dishonest schemes or cons.
Torches burn and mothers weep
Evoking a scene of turmoil with burning torches and grieving mothers.
Deliver us from judgment day
Asking for deliverance from a day of judgment, possibly referring to a time of reckoning for societal wrongs.
And don't it feel like home
Reaffirming the sense of home and belonging.
Don't it feel like we belong
Reiterating the feeling of belonging and connection.
You gotta lift your head and raise your hand
Encouraging a positive stance by lifting one's head and raising a hand, symbolizing participation or commitment.
And crawl into the promised land
Reaffirming the commitment to crawl into the promised land.
Don't it feel like home
Reiterating the sense of home and belonging.
Don't it feel like we belong
Reiterating the feeling of belonging and connection.
You gotta lift your head and raise your hand
Encouraging a positive stance by lifting one's head and raising a hand, symbolizing participation or commitment.
And crawl into the promised land
Reaffirming the commitment to crawl into the promised land.
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