This one is rather obviously referring to the Old Religion of Neo-Paganism as opposed to the New Religion of Christianity as it was formulated by the remaining players of the old Roman Empire, to preserve and protect their power and interests. The author of this tune has found release in the older traditions, spiritual enlightenment beyond the indoctrination which has been in power in this society for so long, as well as it's influence. He has traded his Bible and his fear of the threat of "hell" for a more direct, far older Path. Yet, he must still live with the "tyranny of the majority" as the Founding Fathers put it, and feels hounded by the blissful ignorance that makes the majority so sure they're the only ones who are "right" when he knows the Godhead or Creator is far bigger than their sole version of religion.

What I think this song is about is not so much an ex-girlfriend or lover, but a love that is absolute and unattainable. It's about wanting and needing her so badly as to be a constant source of heartache and pain, a devoted, passionate love with no boundaries which can never be a reality. Someone who is within reach, yet cannot be touched, so to speak. And it's as real in a spiritual sense as in a physical sense, encompassing both worlds, so it goes on for eternity, from lifetime to lifetime, in an ongoing cycle. There are other loves which can fulfill in part, but never fully satisfy, and the one love that can will never be obtained.