Powerful lyrics, while still getting across the message within the very sound. Stand out lyrics: “I still need you, fatherĪll three parts of “the rush”, when put together, are a microcosm of everything I love about this album. I think this theme is perfectly summed up in the chorus:Īt the end of it all, we’re still family, and the sooner we can unite, the more of a light we can be to this dark world, and each other in our times of crisis. What it does mean is, we need to be a source of love and light to a world that needs it more and more every day. Does this mean we have to agree on everything? Not at all, does this mean we have to be best friends with everyone that we don’t get along with? As nice as that would be, we’re still flawed people.
We’re called to be the body of Christ, the salt of the earth, and whether it’s because we’ve been hurt by a fellow believer or a church, or because we feel like we’re better off on our own for one reason or another, we need to realise we need each other. We can spend so much time arguing with each other, spreading gossip and so on, that we forget we’re supposed to be united. We start here, with the theme of coming together as one in the body of Christ, and the idea of supporting each other on our journies of faith. This is the point in the album where we start to really move away from the themes of being burnt out and begin to return to the idea of child-like faith. In case you missed the first part, you can find a link to it here: A breakdown of “Zeal” by Kings Kaleidoscope (part 1) Last time we covered up to possibly my favourite song of the album, “Aimless knight” and we still have 6 more tracks to go through, so let’s begin.
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