Six
Chill Bump Lyrics

Lord, I stopped believing in you.
The singer has lost their faith in God.

I stopped believing in you.
Reiteration of the singer's loss of faith in God.

Oh Lord, I stopped believing in you.
The singer laments their loss of faith in God.

I stopped believing...
Continuation of the artist's loss of faith in God.

Before you said let there be light,
The artist is addressing God and referencing the creation story in the Bible.

What were you doing with your life?
The singer questions God's existence and purpose before the creation of the universe.

Priests grip their crucifix's tight,
The singer comments on the religious leaders who hold on tightly to their symbols of faith.

Preach about peace but people use that shit to fight.
The artist points out the irony of religious messages of peace being twisted for violent purposes.

You created everything but who created you?
The artist questions the origins of God's existence.

You sent your son to suffer like an animal?
The artist questions the morality of God sending his own son to suffer and die.

But this song's for the people that do.
The singer acknowledges that this song is not meant to dissuade those who still believe in God.

Does he have fortress up in the sky?
The artist continues to question the existence and nature of God.

Can he transform and solidy?
The singer wonders if God can physically transform and take on a solid form.

Is he a broad? Just a force? Something energized?
The singer considers different possibilities for what God might be.

Is he Black or white? Can he talk and identify?
The singer is questioning the human attributes that are often attributed to God.

Would God let your children die?
The artist poses a moral question about the actions and inactions of God.

Would y'all let him do it? Y'all sure? Well, just tell me why?
The artist challenges believers to consider the morality of a God who would allow children to die.

Tell me the truth. I know they taught you to never lie.
The singer urges honesty over blind faith.

Maybe you believe cause you were forced and you're scared to die?
The singer suggests that some people may believe in God out of fear or pressure from others.

Huh? Fools finna shoot an arm
The artist comments on the violence that can arise from religious beliefs.

At a man just for painting God in human form.
The artist references the controversy and division surrounding depictions of God in human form.

Dude, come on. If we die, and we move beyond,
The artist muses on the possibility of an afterlife beyond the physical world.

Why would you deserve heaven? Why would you belong?
The singer challenges the notion that certain individuals are more deserving of a positive afterlife.

If the dead could talk, they'd probably tell you: You are wrong?
The artist imagines the perspective of the deceased who might disagree with the religious beliefs of the living.

That you are foolish to believe in this stupid con
The singer condemns the idea that religion is a fraudulent scam.

Used against you to enslave and control.
The singer accuses religion of being used as a tool for oppression and manipulation.