Stupid Deep / Sinking Deep

Mass Anthem's song 'Stupid Deep / Sinking Deep' delves into the profound themes of self-discovery and the search for unconditional love. The lyrics reflect a journey of introspection, questioning the authenticity of one's aspirations and the true nature of love. The opening lines, 'What if who I hoped to be was always me? And the love I fought to feel was always free?' suggest a realization that the person the narrator has been striving to become is, in fact, their true self, and that the love they have been seeking has always been available without conditions.

The song also critiques the societal pressures to achieve material success, as seen in the lines, 'Why has life become a plan to put some money in my hands when the love I really need is stupid cheap?' This highlights the contrast between the superficial pursuit of wealth and the deeper, more fulfilling pursuit of love and spiritual connection. The repeated use of the phrase 'stupid deep' emphasizes the profound emptiness that material pursuits cannot fill, suggesting that true fulfillment comes from within and from genuine connections with others.

The latter part of the song shifts to a more spiritual tone, with references to Jesus Christ and divine love. The lyrics, 'Love so deep is washing over me, your face is all I seek, you are my everything,' indicate a surrender to a higher power and the realization that true love and fulfillment come from a spiritual relationship. This spiritual awakening is portrayed as a transformative experience, removing fear and filling the narrator's heart with grace and love. The song ultimately conveys a message of finding true identity and love through introspection and spiritual connection, rather than through external achievements or material wealth.