- Oct 11, 2020
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This song by Demon Hunter just released called "I'm Done."
Lyrics:
Lost in your convolution
Depleting love
Can’t keep your own solution from losing blood
Head of the snake
Leading the lost
Heeding the call
Rename your self-deception, your blessed curse
Hold back your desperation
Don’t make it worse
Ever the same
Furthest away
Loudest of all
Bury defeat
Carry the cross
Suffer the fall
Tell me I’m not numb
Hang me by my tongue
Truth is no illusion but for some
Show me where to run
I think I’m done
No sense in conversation
We fire at will
Why wait for evolution?
We’ve had our fill
Into the void
Dead in the eyes
Nobody home
Never relent
Sharpen the blade
Cut to the bone
To me, the song is about the pathological narcissism that is plaguing our culture today. People speak before understanding. Always popping off at the mouth.
James 3:4-5
"Look at the ships also: though they are so large and are driven by strong winds, they are guided by a very small rudder wherever the will of the pilot directs. So also the tongue is a small member, yet it boasts of great things."
Lyrics:
Lost in your convolution
Depleting love
Can’t keep your own solution from losing blood
Head of the snake
Leading the lost
Heeding the call
Rename your self-deception, your blessed curse
Hold back your desperation
Don’t make it worse
Ever the same
Furthest away
Loudest of all
Bury defeat
Carry the cross
Suffer the fall
Tell me I’m not numb
Hang me by my tongue
Truth is no illusion but for some
Show me where to run
I think I’m done
No sense in conversation
We fire at will
Why wait for evolution?
We’ve had our fill
Into the void
Dead in the eyes
Nobody home
Never relent
Sharpen the blade
Cut to the bone
To me, the song is about the pathological narcissism that is plaguing our culture today. People speak before understanding. Always popping off at the mouth.
James 3:4-5
"Look at the ships also: though they are so large and are driven by strong winds, they are guided by a very small rudder wherever the will of the pilot directs. So also the tongue is a small member, yet it boasts of great things."
