God's Eyes

Dax's song 'God's Eyes' delves into the struggle between good and evil, highlighting the pervasive influence of the devil in our world. The artist begins by acknowledging that while he has never seen God's eyes, he has encountered the devil's presence. This sets the tone for a narrative that explores the devil's attempts to corrupt humanity and the personal battles Dax faces in resisting these temptations. The lyrics suggest that the devil operates at various levels of society, sowing discord and hoping to turn people into rebels against divine principles. Despite these challenges, Dax remains steadfast, walking a lonely path from affluent areas to impoverished ones, determined to return the 'vessel'—a metaphor for his soul or purpose—to its rightful state.

The song also critiques societal issues, particularly the corruption within religious institutions and the broader social system. Dax points out how religion has been demonized and corrupted, and how society has become obsessed with materialism and false prophets. He criticizes the way people idolize others and compare themselves, leading to division and a lack of genuine change. The lyrics highlight the desensitization to issues due to the monetization of people's pain, painting a picture of a dystopian age where evil thrives, and faith is shaken.

In the latter part of the song, Dax calls for a return to integrity and faith amidst the chaos. He laments the loss of virtues and the rise of weak men who have feminized every aspect of life, including the church and the workplace. The song suggests that society is on the brink of collapse, with integrity lost and the revolution being televised. Dax emphasizes the importance of maintaining faith and integrity, even as the world seems to fall apart. He warns that we are living in times where the wicked rise, the intelligent fall, and the real are pushed aside, urging listeners to stay true to their values and resist the pervasive influence of evil.