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Take Me To Church

Published on Dec 12, 2015

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TAKE ME TO CHURCH

TAKE ME TO CHURCH IS A SONG THAT FOLLOWS TWO MEN'S LOVE, FOLLOWED BY A VICIOUS ATTACK
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AT THE HANDS OF MASKED HOMOPHOBICS AGAINST LYRICS LIKE,

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"I WAS BORN SICK, BUT I LOVE IT COMMAND ME TO BE WELL AMEN AMEN AMEN."

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THE SONG SERVES AS A MESSAGE ABOUT HUMAN RIGHTS.

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WITHIN THE FIRST MINUTE OF THE SONG, I NOTICED THAT THE WORDS SEEMED DEEP AND HEAVY.

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I WAS UNCOMFORTABLE WITH THIS, BUT THEN I REALIZED THAT'S WHAT HOZIER IS DOING

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IT WILL BE CRITICIZED BY ANYONE WITH A TWISTED MIND

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AND THAT SHOULD COME AS NO SURPRISE, CERTAINLY NOT TO HIM. THATS WHAT HE WANTS.

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HE KNOWS RELIGIOUSLY MINDED LISTENERS WILL BE STRUCK BY THE MEANING OF THIS SONG.

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HOZIER FOUND THE EXPERIENCE OF FALLING IN LOVE OR BEING IN LOVE WAS A DEATH A DEATH OF EVERYTHING

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HOZIER QUOTES "YOU KIND OF WATCH YOURSELF DIE IN A WONDERFUL WAY, AND YOU EXPERIENCE FOR THE

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BRIEFEST MOMENT–IF YOU SEE YOURSELF FOR A MOMENT THROUGH THEIR EYES–EVERYTHING

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YOU BELIEVED ABOUT YOURSELF IS GONE."

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PERSONIFICATION

  • If the heavens ever did speak she's the last true mouth piece
  • the "If the heavens ever did speak" means you could here a message from up above
  • It is a personification because it's assigning qualities of a humain to a noun

SIMILE

  • I'll worship like a dog at the shrine of your lies
  • "I'll worship like a dog" means you'd be loyal to someone even though they're being dishonest
  • It is a simile because it uses like or as to compare two things
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METAPHOR

  • My lover's the sunlight to keep the goddess on my side
  • "my lover's the sunlight" means the person he loves brings light and warmth into his life
  • It is a metaphor because it compares saying one thing as something else
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