You Say
Born Blind Lyrics

You say...
Addressing the listener and acknowledging their statement

That you are full of anger there is nothing to believe in
Acknowledging the listener's feelings by rephrasing and summarizing what they said

You won't believe in God that He is just a mythical fairy tale
Stating the listener's disbelief in God and characterizing it as a fairy tale

Then you can tell me something
Inviting the listener to respond and engage in a dialogue

What put life into the lifeless?
Asking a rhetorical question about the origin of life, and the power or force that caused it

I say if you are full of anger
Introducing the singer's own perspective that contrasts with the listener's

I say if anger is not in me
Claiming that the singer is not controlled by anger, but by a different force

God has replaced it with fulfillment
Attributing the absence of anger to God's influence and replacing it with a sense of fulfillment

I say what is better to believe?
Echoing the listener's question, but setting up an alternative response based on the artist's own worldview

What put life into the lifeless?
Repeating the earlier question as a call to explore different answers and perspectives

What is the reason we are here
Asking another existential question about the purpose and meaning of life

Is it all because of an accident?
Posing a hypothesis that reduces life to chance and coincidence