A secular song that somehow encapsulates my religious sensibilities

All vulgarity and silliness aside, this song has always uniquely captured my spiritual essence, at least as I understand it, at least now.  :)  I love the asceticism, the apocalyptic yearning, the witnessing of degradation but with the eye of beauty.

Beck - We Live Again (from Mutations)

These withered hands
Have dug for a dream
Sifted through sand
And leftover nightmares
Over the hill
A desolate wind
Turns shit to gold
And blows my soul crazy
The end
O the end
We live again
O I grow weary of the end
O hungry days
The footsteps of fools
Gazing alone
Through sex-painted windows
Dredging the night
Drunk libertines
Stink like a colognes
From the newfangled wasteland
The end
O the end
We live again
O I grow weary of the end
Love is a plague
In a mix-match parade
Where the castaways look so deranged
When will the children learn
To let their wildernesses burn
And love will be new never cold and vacant
These withered hands have dug for a dream
Sifted through sand and leftover nightmares
The end
Of the end
We live again



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Autumn

October opens my heart utterly to the majesty of the Divine.

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