Song meaning of Humankind by David Kushner

Hey there, music lovers! Today, I wanna chat with y'all about a song that really hit me in the feels - "Humankind" by David Kushner. Let me tell ya, this song is like a punch in the gut, but in a good way, ya know?

So, the lyrics start off with a powerful image of meeting the devil on a Sunday morning, blowin' his paycheck on fancy stuff while actin' all holy. It's like, dang, talk about contradictions! And then, there's this line that goes, "I put my faith in a sinner's town, land of the free chained to the ground." Man, that really got me thinkin' about how messed up things can be sometimes, ya feel me?

And the chorus, oh boy, it's like a cry of disappointment in humanity. "When I look for kindness now, humankind just lets me down." Ain't that the truth? We all want a little kindness, but sometimes it feels like we're swimmin' in a sea of letdowns.

The bridge is where things get real deep. "When it's all said and done, I'm just a man, you're just a woman. So take my hand, I'm only human." It's like a reminder that we're all flawed, we all make mistakes, but at the end of the day, we need each other to get through this crazy thing called life.

And the outro, with that repetition of "Home," it's like a longing for a place of comfort and understanding in a world that can be so harsh and unforgiving.

Overall, "Humankind" by David Kushner is a song that speaks to the struggles and disappointments we all face in our interactions with others. It's a raw and honest look at the complexities of human nature and our constant search for connection and kindness in a world that often falls short.

So, next time you're feelin' a bit down about humanity, give this song a listen. It might just make you feel a little less alone in this crazy, messed up world. Peace out, music fam!