CHURCH
Embracing Love: WHATEVER WE ARE's Spiritual Anthem for Unity
Lyrics
Not trying to be defiant but I run my mouth sometimes
Expressing a tendency to speak out, not necessarily rebellious.
My religion is love and my church is your body
Love is the guiding principle, and the body of the loved one is considered a sacred place.
Whoa, you got me on my knees
Feeling emotionally vulnerable and surrendered.
Sometimes I get a bit fired up about people killing for their gods
Expressing frustration about violence committed in the name of religion.
My religion is love and my church is your body
Reiteration of love as the central belief, emphasizing the sacredness of the loved one's body.
Whoa, you got me on my knees
Repeating the emotional vulnerability and surrender.
I don't know where we go or where we have come from
Uncertainty about the origins and destination of life.
My religion is love and my church is your body
Reaffirmation of love as the guiding principle, emphasizing the loved one's body as a sacred place.
Whoa, you got me on my knees
Reiteration of emotional vulnerability and surrender.
Lord Heaven above if you ever been listening
Seeking divine intervention or guidance.
Whoa, she's all I need
Emphasizing the importance of a specific person in the speaker's life.
Whoa, she's all I need
-Lot of hate in the world, a lot of Godless wars
Commentary on the prevalence of hatred and wars without a religious foundation.
My religion is love and my church is your body
Reiteration of love as a counterforce and the loved one's body as a sacred place.
Whoa, you got me on my knees
-Can't bear this senseless divide the only arms I need are yours my religion is love
-And my church is your body
-Whoa you got me on my knees
-When we're old and on the doorstep I'm sure I'll feel the same
Anticipation of maintaining the same feelings for the loved one in old age.
My religion is love and my church is your body
Reiteration of love as the guiding principle, seeking divine attention.
Whoa, you got me on my knees
-Lord Heaven above if you ever been listening
-Whoa, she's all I need
Repeating the importance of a specific person in the speaker's life.
Whoa, she's all I need
-Whoa, she's all I need
-Yeah, everyday so new but I feel so old
Expressing a sense of weariness despite the newness of each day.
I dont wanna hold this view, I've been tryna make it on own
Reluctance to hold a particular viewpoint, struggling for independence.
Spelling out love without the lo
Effort to convey love without spelling it out entirely, the desire to make the most of time, and a plea for salvation.
Tryna kill time but give the most
-Tryna find me before I go
-Prayin that I save my soul
-Damn but I never knew where to start
Reflection on mortality and the desire to leave a lasting impact.
Everybody leaves a body only few leave a mark
-Got a lot of hope on my list
Hopeful outlook and rejection of hatred, aspiring for coexistence.
Hate is a wicked deep abyss
-Tryna love you and I the same
-Watch the whole world co exist, yeah
-I don't know where we go or where we have come from
Reiteration of uncertainty about life's origins and destination, with love as the guiding principle.
My religion is love and my church is your body
-Whoa, you got me on my knees
-Lord Heaven above if you ever been listening
Repeating the seeking of divine attention and emphasizing the importance of a specific person in the speaker's life.
Whoa, she's all I need
-Whoa, she's all I need
-Whoa, she's all I need
-Whoa, she's all I need
-Whoa, she's all I need
Final repetition of the significance of a specific person in the speaker's life.
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