i have to agree with you, i guess this is nothing new for Perry, some of his lyrics such as Ted just admit it "sex is violent" has relevance with the myth of creation and those apocalyptic visions whose are typical in the religious literatureszalice wrote:Yes it's true Perry has a wild imagination, THANK GOD! Are his ideas any more fantastic than the idea that there is a man in the sky judging you, or that we are all here because of a random big explosion? Its ALL theory and conjecture from the guy on the corner talking to himself to Steven Hawking. I happen to think that Perry's lyric is a great piece of modern mythology, and if you peak at early Christian and Jewish thinking you'll see that his wild crazy ideas aren't so new, these ideas have been around for thousands of years.
P.S. Can't say I like the song much though.
I think for example to the song Stop and to its "hurrah....and the water will run" and i guess there's no more distance between his previous poetic and the general meaning who has been given to the Irresistible force, today.
Other song such as Three days shows the personal way to feel religion and the particular mystic approach Perry has always had with life
What Jasper said is interesting but it makes no sense to me althought if it has a link with the topic and the meanings of the song.