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 i LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE music that uses religion (especially Christianity) in metaphors/theming without preaching it or putting it on a pedestal the only example i can think of is judas by lady gaga, where she uses religious metaphors and stories throughout the entire song to create a picture of someone being betrayed in a relationship yet still returning to it, all while NOT worshiping a god or preaching a religion the title Judas refers to a biblical figure, a Jewish man who became a disciple and one of the original Twelve Apostles of Jesus Christ. Judas betrayed Jesus to the Sanhedrin in the Garden of Gethsemane by kissing him on the cheek and addressing him as “master” to reveal his identity in the darkness to the crowd who had come to arrest him in exchange for 30 pieces of silver (or, his name is usually synonymous with betrayal) almost every lyric has a similar religious metaphor WITHOUT WORSHIPING ANYTHING!!!! "i'll wash his feet with my hair if he needs"...
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Bonnie Bonesmasher died and was reincarnated as a conservative

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  T Okay I know the title is crazy but hear me out.  FUTURE HO$PITAL was Bonnie's first appearance in a Freddy Fazraps song. The song meaning is apparently about "showing how words have power and meaning and making threats may end risk someones life," but I don't believe that.  On the cover of FUTURE HO$PITAL, you can see that Bonnie doesn't have his MAGA hat OR his confederate flag tattoo. You may be thinking "oh, well maybe he just took his hat off" but NO. He ALWAYS has his hat on, even when he confessed to Foxy . (it was momentarily replaced with a "make France great again" hat but that's because he was singing french. It returned to normal when he actually confessed.)  On the cover art, Freddy is also sad he died. Freddy would not be sad over Bonnie's death.  You can see he doesn't have the hat or tattoo.  You may ALSO be thinking this was before he got the tattoo, but NO! In the wiki it directly states  "He also wears a c...
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