The lyrics of All Them Witches's song "When God Comes Back" are full of enigmatic imagery and metaphorical language that hint at some larger spiritual themes. The opening line, "Cut me up primitive I'll die like a slave," could be interpreted as a reference to the idea of sacrificing oneself for a greater cause, as in a religious or spiritual context. The next line, "Ridin' on the wings of that Jesus snake," creates an interesting juxtaposition of Christianity with the image of a snake, which in many cultures symbolizes temptation, evil, or rebirth.

The repetition of "Ten thousand souls in your right hand" suggests a divine power or authority holding immense sway over creation. The phrase "Never lost ground to no cold-blooded man" could be interpreted as a statement on the futility of human endeavors in the long run, as they will always be overpowered by the greater force of the divine. The "Juggernaut child in a fragile land" invokes a sense of impending doom or reckoning, with the image of a powerful, unstoppable force barreling through a world that seems woefully unprepared to face it.

The final stanza is perhaps the most intriguing of all: "Everything I see is just a part of it / Every word I breathe is just a part of it / I saw her drink from that cup of light / so I know she still exists." The first two lines suggest a sense of cosmic interconnectedness, with everything in the universe being part of the same grand design. The imagery of a cup of light is a fascinating one, suggesting a kind of spiritual nourishment or sustenance that the speaker has witnessed firsthand. The fact that this experience confirms the existence of "her" (presumably some kind of deity or higher power) adds another layer of complexity to the spiritual themes at play in the song.