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Boy, was I wrong... | Reviewer: Barry | 3/20/09
I've never really bothered to look at the lyrics of this song and I honestly don't know enough about Tool or Maynard to have followed the backstory that led to this song's conception. I just caught "Jesus Christ", "drove that ________ spear into his side" and"did it all for you" and have been thinking that this was one of those Creed-ish "I love God and I rock" songs. Boy, was I wrong...
It makes me kind of sad.
I still like it, though.
... | Reviewer: crown. | 3/17/09
I completely agree with the meaning of this song, along with "Eulogy" by Tool. They are basically about the same topic, and very similar, lyrically wise. I honestly wonder all of the time why people never think about their religion. So many people are just born into a religion that their parents follow, and they never stop to think twice about it. I believe that there is something out there that must have created us, but there is really no proof to this idea. I have mad respect for Maynard and the way he thinks and writes.
vanilla coke | Reviewer: Anonymous | 3/5/09
okay first off, this song (along with all of Maynard's other work) is freaking awesome, and obviously pretty deep. from what ive gathered, it's about his mom, and the fact that he cant understand how a person can have so much faith in a god that lets so much go wrong...also, he's not "christian bashing" he's bashing all of the people who blindly follow their organized church, and never really stop to ask questions or even try to go gain an accurate knowledge of the bible, they mostly just just listen to some old pastor and then pay up.
maynard hates religious fanatics because of the ignorance they show... and im sure he hates all the ignorant atheists that call other people who believe in god idiots just as much...
so seriously, keep your judgements to yourself, and just enjoy the fucking music.
I Like This Song | Reviewer: Q | 3/1/09
Wow I didn't know what this song was about because I couldn't pick out all the lyrics over the radio, but I loved the instrumentals. This a powerful tune...As far as the debate on Christ, I'm not going to get into that. I don't think that's what a review box on sing365.com is for.
nothing matters. | Reviewer: Jared Oday | 2/21/09
everyone is dumb and blind to the fact that religion is just something pulled over our eyes to keep the believing in line and makes the sinners repent. thats all and the ones who dont belive. actually live literally... i went to catholic school all my life. kindergarden to graduatiopn day of high school. its all bullshit.
Elle you ROK!! | Reviewer: Jamie | 2/13/09
It's a tragedy really - how his mother seemed to have such a strong faith in God, and that seemed to be the thing that drove him FROM God. And I believe this song definitely does speak to how he feels about God. I gather from the song that he blames God for the condition of Judith. And he's incredibly bitter about it. I do think it's interesting, that even though he does blame God for his Mother's condition, he does admit there is a God. I wonder who he believes God to be if he does indeed believe He's real. He must think he's a real asshole. Just a thought. Anyway, Elle, I agree. Not the "My Religion vs. Your Religion Forum For Those Who Cannot Spell"... MRVYRFFTWCS (That's not very catchy is it)?
The meaning of the song is much simpler.. | Reviewer: Paul | 1/9/09
.... than all of the religion and establishment related suggested. It's simply a dedication to Maynards mother, Judith Marie, who is paralysed and has been from a young age.
It's succeeded by the track "10,000 days pt. 2" on the album '10,000 days'. Judith died aged 27, which roughly equates to 10,000 days.
It's all subjective | Reviewer: Anonymous | 12/30/08
Great song!
It's interesting to see how sensitive people are to what is commonly refered to as "bashing christians". They seem comfortable throwing around the word "respect" as if to say it is disrespectful to express your perspective on such a influencial belief system as christianity. One must keep in mind that christianity has caused much pain and suffering to many over the years. If an artist wants to express his or her perspective on something that has caused pain... then so be it. Isn't that what art is all about.
It's not about respect, it's about understanding.
umm | Reviewer: Anonymous | 12/14/08
the fact of the matter is that now religion is starting to impede the spread of important scientific information because people become offended when the science does not coincide with their religous beliefs. think about what will happen when we start to create species of animals plants planets and even galaxies who would be a god then. no one thinks to redefine the meaning of god and his capabilities. and for those of you who say the creator of everything. then what created him another being we are just part of that chain. we evolve into "godliness" as a whole. we use live off everyones knowledge via internet movies books history. we pick up where our predecessors left countinue the conciuos ideas and expand as one.
kinda weird aint this | Reviewer: Anonymous | 12/11/08
sweet song. weird that it starts a big thing bout christians and all that. Everyone should probably not talk anymore. it's getting no where and proving nothing. Some of you preach that we should respect each others beliefs then turn and start going off against the other persons beliefs. Why not just leave it at "Respect what others believe." You don't believe in God, don't make someone else prove there's a God. You believe in Him, don't try and make someone believe who obviously is not interested. Way easier. And you don't need to go verbally attacking people and stuff on the internet. It does nothing. Just blows off steam (in a way) kinda annoys others too.
Alright I'm done.
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