Religion
S.P.A.D. Lyrics

In "Religion," S.P.A.D. presents a different perspective on religiosity, emphasizing the importance of acts of kindness and self-love over devotion to a higher power. The opening lines contrast those who devote their time to "giving to others" with the idea of a God who judges "faults." S.P.A.D. seems to suggest that one's actions towards others and oneself are more important than religious dogma.

The second verse of the song centers around the vastness of the universe and its stars, which S.P.A.D. contrasts with those who adhere to strict religious beliefs. The idea here is that the grandeur of the cosmos and the universe demands a perspective of awe and humility towards the natural world, rather than an all-knowing and controlling deity.

The third and fourth verses focus on the importance of doing good and seeing the good in others over judgment and condemnation. The phrase "Voir en chacun de nous une bonté minimum" suggests that we should try to see the good in others rather than assuming the worst. This theme carries over into the final lines of the song, which hint at the importance of self-love as a form of religion, as well as the importance of surrounding oneself with people who see the best in us.

Overall, "Religion" presents a refreshing and optimistic take on universal values such as kindness and respect. Instead of focusing on religious beliefs that often divide people, S.P.A.D. seems to suggest that we should celebrate our common humanity and strive to live in a more compassionate and empathetic way.