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Reasoner
Dogwood Lyrics
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It's in all our hearts... on the tip of our tongues.
And you don't believe. But what if there is?
What if you're wrong? They don't understand.
It's like you got framed. People are dumb.
You take all the blame. You're all that I need.
You're all that I have. You're all that I want.
The lyrics of Dogwood's song "Reasoner" showcase the theme of faith and belief. While the singer acknowledges that there is a pervasive sense of something else, something bigger, and more profound that is present in all of us, this feeling is often disregarded or neglected by people who fail to recognize its significance. The following lines emphasize the importance of belief: "But what if there is? What if you're wrong? They don't understand. It's like you got framed. People are dumb." Through this, the songwriter is suggesting that people who deny the presence of any divine power or greater entity in the world might be missing out on something that can bring them peace, hope, and understanding.
Line by Line Meaning
But there's something else there.
There exists an intangible yet palpable force.
It's in all our hearts... on the tip of our tongues.
This force is within every human and is just waiting to be expressed.
And you don't believe. But what if there is?
Some people may not acknowledge the existence of this force, but what if it does exist after all?
What if you're wrong? They don't understand.
Those who don't believe may be mistaken and others may not comprehend this force.
It's like you got framed. People are dumb.
It can feel like the world is against you and others may not see what you see.
You take all the blame. You're all that I need.
You carry the burden of belief, and despite everything, you are sufficient for me.
You're all that I have. You're all that I want.
You are my everything, and all that I desire and require.
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