Mumford and Sons-Dust Bowl Dance lyrics

Align by heart, my body, my mind ;)
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[SamFisher147]

Not using my brain today, apparently. What would the new meaning be?

[Sathya Srinivasan]

am i the only one who is not getting it?

[jay swindy]

lets talk more bout this grammar stuff...... um nevermind think i will listen to this song 20 more times instead

[Christopher Chepiga]

If it were what you wrote, "You will pray to the God what you've always denied", then yes, you'd be grammatically correct. However, the lyric in the song is "You will pray to the God that you always denied" meaning that the subject of this song is warning to whoever that they will begin praying to their God they have never believed in...that they always denied.

However, this lyric is also grammatically incorrect as well because it should still be "you've" instead of "you". You've = You have.

[Izzy Nagy]

Absolutely amazing song, just in love

[Trystan Wegeeface]

Nice ;) our teacher found this video for us ;P

[BeckyBeingAwkward]

I was doing my history project on 'the dust bowl' in rural america when I stumbled across this song... I am defiantly using this song in my presentation now xD

[jonss41]

@helencheddar. He/she means If a GIRL was to sing this song, the line "I am the only son" would send people into confusion as far as what the artist's sex is. Not sure if trolling, or actuality..

[GOTOSEE9]

I think this is Mumford and Sons most angry song EVERRRRRR

[Talkerwolf12]

Please explain what you mean :)

[susanrehman1]

"You've always denied" is grammatically correct.