The Devil Wears Prada You Can't Spell Crap Without 'C' lyrics
I wish to turn around and return (to her warmth and laughter),
but this calling is strong, and denial is impossible.
No measure of weight can justify what now presses into my chest.
To the road, your freedom is awesome,
but does it compare to the sweet embrace of my love?
Our convictions are engraved by our words
Our convictions engraved by her marvelous hands.
My ears are upon the brink of detonation,
and the mud amongst the passage of my throat is drying to permanence.
Harvest the crop of memories.
To what's true, I offer thanks.
I've found what's pure and I've found what's sweet.
We are not barren.
for those who don''t know..mike uses many times pronouns like "her " "she" and such in order to express a sin or in this case the freedom representing the mike before repenting
okay, well i believe the meaning to this song is being tempted but isnt giving in
thus being supported is "I wish to turn around and return (to her warmth and laughter), but this calling is strong, and denial is impossible."
when you live the life of a sinner you can pretty much do whatever you want, but when youre changed, you have a calling to do better and follow the footsteps of christ. if you ask anyone that is truly saved, they will tell you that they have met no sweeter love then the love of jesus
the next quote is talking about how being a sinner was great and all, but being saved has no comparason
"To the road, your freedom is awesome, but does it compare to the sweet embrace of my love?"
First off, TDW is a Christian band. The whole "breaking up w/ someone" thiing is wrong.
Lets start with "I wish to turn around and return" Meaning return to God. the part in parantheses can be ignored. Next line means that the calling of God is impossible to deny. Skip to "To the road, your freedom is awesome" means the freedom of Christ is awesome. Conviction is ust another word for faith. Figure that part out yourself. Convictions are engraved by words, meaning that one measures their belief with their words. "To what's true, I offer thanks. I've found what's pure and I've found what's sweet. We are not barren." Mike is saying that God is what is true, and he is thanking Him for that. Christ is pure and sweet. Again, he loves our Lord and Savior. "We are not barren" Means even when we are alone, we are not devoid of anything, because we always have God with us.