Faith
Jolly Joker & The P.B.U. Lyrics


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Damien rings his silver bell and the high priest freaks' cheeks start to swell
Feelin young feeling pure feelin full of himself while that pope frank tries his evil spell

The alter boy moans in bliss
The old man can't take a hint
The alter boy moans in bliss
The old man can't take a hint
Alter boy
Oh alter boy

Pope frank tries his tricks of the trade while Damien prepares his holy blade
Oh Damien, what can you say
Oh Damien, what can you say

The alter boy moans in bliss
The old man can't take a hint
The alter boy moans in bliss
The old man can't take a hint




Alter boy
Oh alter boy

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Jolly Joker & The P.B.U.'s song Faith describe a corrupt religious institution in which the high priest and even the pope are involved in immoral acts. The opening line, "Damien rings his silver bell and the high priest freaks' cheeks start to swell," suggests a hierarchy within the religious institution where Damien, the lower-ranked official, has power to make the higher-ranked high priest nervous. It is also a symbol of the manipulation that occurs within the church. The next line, "Feelin young feeling pure feelin full of himself while that pope frank tries his evil spell," portrays the contrast between the innocence of Damien and the corrupted intentions of those in power.


The third line, "The altar boy moans in bliss," is the key to the entire song as it reveals the darker side of the church. The line suggests that the religious institution is not as pious as it seems and has questionable practices. It also highlights the abuse of power and deviation from the moral values that they preach. The next line, "The old man can't take a hint," implies that there are those older members within the church who may be aware of the immoral actions taken by those in power, but refuse to take action.


The chorus, "Alter boy, oh alter boy," is a direct address to the victim of the religious institution, the altar boy who is unable to resist the immoral advances made by the men of power. The second verse, "Pope frank tries his tricks of the trade while Damien prepares his holy blade," suggests that even the pope acquires his power through manipulation and deceit.


Overall, the lyrics of Faith condemn the manipulation and immorality that occurs within an institution whose fundamental supposed values are piety, chastity and righteousness.


Line by Line Meaning

Damien rings his silver bell and the high priest freaks' cheeks start to swell
The manipulative wielder of power Damien sounds a bell, causing the corrupt high priest to become nervous and prone to showing signs of inner turmoil.


Feelin young feeling pure feelin full of himself while that pope frank tries his evil spell
Despite the wicked schemes of the conniving Pope Frank, Damien maintains a sense of youthful invincibility and self-confidence.


The alter boy moans in bliss
The innocent victim in this twisted game of power moans in pain and pleasure, unable to escape the situation.


The old man can't take a hint
The elder figure is unable to grasp the situation and understand the true nature of the events taking place.


Alter boy
A repeated plea for mercy and a call for attention to the horrific events unfolding.


Oh alter boy
An emotional appeal to the suffering victim and a recognition of their pain.


Pope frank tries his tricks of the trade while Damien prepares his holy blade
The Pope uses his experience and knowledge of deception to achieve his goals, while Damien relies on his own twisted brand of righteousness and brutality.


Oh Damien, what can you say
A rhetorical question regarding the apparent lack of remorse or empathy displayed by Damien in the face of his victims' suffering.




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Written by: Alexander Avak

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