Question:
I found out today what gravity is for,
It's so stubborn men like me don't forget the score,
We can kick and we can scream, we can fly and we can dream,
But this world, it always wins, and we must obey the law.
So everybody falls, and so everybody dies,
Even when you're finally gone, you go down one last time,
The pull is stronger than it's ever been, the awful weight of soil and sin,
With no hope to rise again, because we must obey the law.
Every man bears a heavy load on feet of clay with a head of gold,
Though we'd all like to break that mold, we all just do as we are told.
First day of university, in Physics 101,
Everything will fall, you see, at 9.81 ["nine point eighty-one"],
A feather or a hundred tons, it makes no difference, you're outdone,
The fight is lost before it's begun, and we must obey the law.
But ask any statistician, and he'll say it's all a ruse,
That old law is just a theory that has yet to be disproved,
What goes up must come down, but maybe not the next time around,
Still most end up on the ground, because we must obey the law.
Every man bears a heavy load on feet of clay with a head of gold,
Though we'd all like to break that mold, we all just do as we are told.
When the Son of Man is lifted up, and the law of gravity gives up,
Then you will see it in His eyes, we won't be let down this time.
One last man bears a heavy load of wood and thorns, sweat and blood,
Only one in a million break that mold, but I'll be damned if there ain't hope.
Answer:
That was pretty cool, easy to read and get a feel of what it's about (unlike some songs). Unfortunately, I'm not in analysis mode, so I'll leave it at that for now. Keep it up!