Glory
Cat Rapes Dog Lyrics


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I give you what you desire
Girl, we couldn't get much higher
I am filled with lust and love
Bring me the lube and my rubber glove

Our love is a bird in the spring
Love is no despicable thing
Cause as little pain as you can
Always be nice to your fellow man

For the greater glory of God, they say
Neither has ever seen the light of day
A pious deed is a roll in the hay
Won't we all be fed up some day?

Our love is beyond all beliefs
It steers clear of all lurking reefs
Don't let a god ruin your heart
"Cogito ergo sum," said Descartes

For the greater glory of God, they say
Neither has ever seen the light of day
A pious deed or a roll in the hay
We will all be fed up some day

I've increased my attention span
I have a good time while I can
Life's too short for being a fool
Be sure not to be the wrong-doers tool

Overall Meaning

The song "Glory" by Cat Rapes Dog seems to be an exploration of contrasting themes and ideas. The lyrics seem to speak of a passionate sexual encounter, where the singer is eager to satisfy their lover's desires. The lines "I give you what you desire, Girl, we couldn't get much higher" convey a sense of wild abandon and hedonism, as the singer revels in his lust and love. Despite this passionate encounter, the lyrics also seem to hint at a deeper meaning. The line "Our love is beyond all beliefs" suggests that this encounter is more than just physical pleasure- it is a connection that transcends societal norms and expectations. The line "Don't let a god ruin your heart" further suggests that the singer is searching for a pure love that is untainted by religious dogma or societal norms.


The song's chorus is particularly interesting in this regard, as it captures the conflicting themes presented in the lyrics. The lines "For the greater glory of God, they say, Neither has ever seen the light of day" suggest that this passionate encounter is both a pious deed and a transgression. The line "Won't we all be fed up some day?" indicates a sense of disillusionment with the expectations of society and religion. Overall, the song seems to be a meditation on the nature of love and passion, and the conflict between societal norms and personal desire.


Line by Line Meaning

I give you what you desire
I'm willing to do whatever it takes to please you


Girl, we couldn't get much higher
Our love is intense and passionate


I am filled with lust and love
I am deeply passionate and affectionate


Bring me the lube and my rubber glove
I want to take things to the next level physically


Our love is a bird in the spring
Our love is fresh, new, and full of life


Love is no despicable thing
Love is not something to be ashamed of or looked down upon


Cause as little pain as you can
Try to be kind and considerate towards others


Always be nice to your fellow man
Treat others with kindness and respect


For the greater glory of God, they say
People sometimes use religion to justify their actions


Neither has ever seen the light of day
It's unclear if these actions are actually glorifying God or just an excuse for immoral behavior


A pious deed is a roll in the hay
People use religion to justify sexual activity


Won't we all be fed up some day?
We may become tired of the hypocrisy and falsehoods in life


Our love is beyond all beliefs
Our love transcends cultural, religious, or societal norms


It steers clear of all lurking reefs
Our love avoids potential dangers or pitfalls


Don't let a god ruin your heart
Don't let religious beliefs prevent you from following your heart


"Cogito ergo sum," said Descartes
I think, therefore I exist - focus on your own existence and happiness


I've increased my attention span
I am more aware and mindful of my thoughts and actions


I have a good time while I can
Life is short, enjoy it while you can


Life's too short for being a fool
Don't waste your time on foolishness or trivial matters


Be sure not to be the wrong-doers tool
Don't let others manipulate or use you for their own wrongdoings




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