God
Octafonic Lyrics


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GOD
A cross, a sin, a holy spirit
at times, despair, sometimes I'm lonely
no greed, no pride, no lust, have mercy
our fear creates a god

Would you believe in God
and would you believe in the Holy Father
poor little John,
cannot find his candy bars

And would he believe in you
and would he believe if you read your bible?
and who´s gonna save little Johny´s cat got stuck up an apple tree

A cross, a sin, a holy spirit
at times, despair, sometimes, im lonely
no greed, no pride, no lust, have mercy
our fear creates a god

Would you believe in God
and would you believe in
what goes around comes around?
grandpa finds out
his last standing tooth retired

There's no need to know
embrace yourself in ja ja Hallelujah
relief from sin
where have you been
but it makes me wonder
on faith in the name of the Lord

Amen!

Would you believe in God
and would you believe that he walked on water
and whose gonna find forgiveness on a mystic trip to Mexico

Theres no need to know
embrace yourself in ja ja Hallelujah
relief from sin
where have you been
but it makes me wonder
on faith in the name of the Lord

A cross, a sin, a holy spirit
at times, despair, sometimes I'm lonely
no greed, no pride, no lust, have mercy
our fear creates a God




a God
our fear creates a God!

Overall Meaning

Octafonic's song "God" explores the theme of belief in God and how different experiences can shape our perception of God. The song opens with the phrases "a cross, a sin, a holy spirit" that reference the Christian belief in the holy trinity, but it also alludes to the idea that our perception of God is shaped by our experiences, which can include times of despair and loneliness. The next line "no greed, no pride, no lust, have mercy" highlights some of the basic principles of major religions such as Christianity, Islam, and Judaism.


The chorus poses a series of rhetorical questions about belief in God and whether and how that belief is shaped by the Bible and other religious texts. It also mentions "little John," who cannot find his candy bars and whose cat has climbed up an apple tree, suggesting that even the most mundane aspects of our lives can be affected by our beliefs.


The song concludes with the repeated phrase "our fear creates a God" suggesting that our experiences and emotions shape our beliefs in a higher power. Overall, Octafonic's song "God" explores the complex and multifaceted nature of belief and skepticism towards religion.


Line by Line Meaning

A cross, a sin, a holy spirit
Religious imagery used to invoke the concept of a higher power


at times, despair, sometimes I'm lonely
Acknowledgement of difficult emotions that can lead people to seek comfort in religion


no greed, no pride, no lust, have mercy
Values emphasized in religious teachings


our fear creates a god
Suggesting that people turn to religion out of fear, rather than genuine belief


Would you believe in God
Questioning the listener's personal beliefs about religion


and would you believe in the Holy Father
Reference to God and Christianity specifically


poor little John, cannot find his candy bars
Light-hearted illustration of a small-scale problem, in contrast to larger religious ideas


And would he believe in you
Discussing the possibility of reciprocal belief in a higher power


and would he believe if you read your bible?
Calling into question the legitimacy of religious texts


and who´s gonna save little Johny´s cat got stuck up an apple tree
Further illustration of small-scale problems, juxtaposed with religious questions


there's no need to know
Implying that religious faith is not reliant on a complete understanding of divine concepts


embrace yourself in ja ja Hallelujah
Creating a sense of spiritual celebration and joy


relief from sin
Suggesting that religious belief offers respite from feelings of guilt


where have you been but it makes me wonder
Questioning the role of religion in people's lives, and its potential benefits and drawbacks


on faith in the name of the Lord
Referencing the importance of faith in religious belief systems


Amen!
Exclamation of agreement or affirmation with religious sentiment


and would you believe that he walked on water
Reference to the miraculous ideas promoted in the Bible


and whose gonna find forgiveness on a mystic trip to Mexico
Suggesting that people seek spiritual answers in a variety of settings and practices


a God
Final repetition of the idea that our fear creates a higher power


our fear creates a God
Reiteration of the idea that religion is potentially rooted in human fears and uncertainties




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