Lauren Daigle: Losing My Religion Meaning
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Song Released: 2018
Losing My Religion Lyrics
I've been an actor on the stage
Playing a role I have to play
I'm getting tired, it's safe to say
Living behind a masquerade
No more performing out of fear
I'm trying to keep my conscience clear
It all seems so insincere
I'd trade it all...
Playing a role I have to play
I'm getting tired, it's safe to say
Living behind a masquerade
No more performing out of fear
I'm trying to keep my conscience clear
It all seems so insincere
I'd trade it all...
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My interpretation of this song is that Lauren is losing her “religion” meaning she is no longer putting a name (religious name example: baptist, catholic, Christian etc.) on her relationship with God. It’s just simply a relationship with God! A pure and true relationship. She is going above and beyond of what she currently knows with the knowledge of the worlds views of how to have a relationship with God!
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