Has Bernard Sumner found God???
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Jeffari-al-Texani wrote: or just hired himself a Mexican gardener???
discuss...
No, a yacht.
you are all overlooking the fact that he has mentioned Jesus in at least two songs in the past 10 years...
it's quite obvious, he is now proselytizing on twitter!!!
Jed Stephens wrote: "Hey God what ya doin'" first line from his next song!
I have it on good authority that Bernard intended for a certain song to start with that line...Warners said no...afraid it wouldn't fly wit da Muslims...
In all seriousness, I think that its possible that both Bernard and Hooky believe in God, given statements they have made in interviews over the years.
Zachery Starkey wrote: In all seriousness, I think that its possible that both Bernard and Hooky believe in God, given statements they have made in interviews over the years.
Yes, they do!! 
Zachery Starkey wrote: In all seriousness.
well...you jumped the shark right there...
we don't do serious around here...
At least 6 songs have Bernard on his knees :)
Now if Bernard feels like recording an entirely gospel album, he really should come to America.
But then you have a track like "Sunrise" which seems to speak to God with a sense of anger.
And on "Run Wild": "if Jesus comes to take your hand, I won't let go"
Is Barney saying he doesn't care less if he loses his spouse to religion? Is she becoming a nun? Does he want to "live to get high" in order to cope with this? 
Re-Member wrote: But then you have a track like "Sunrise" which seems to speak to God with a sense of anger.
And on "Run Wild": "if Jesus comes to take your hand, I won't let go" Is Barney saying he doesn't care less if he loses his spouse to religion? Is she becoming a nun? Does he want to "live to get high" in order to cope with this?
Is it from like a Baptist point view?
I think wine is still Bernard's god. Hooky on the other hand, has been "saved" for a couple years now.
Zachery Starkey wrote: In all seriousness, I think that its possible that both Bernard and Hooky believe in God, given statements they have made in interviews over the years.
Jeeeeezzz, who cares?
Martijn wrote:
Zachery Starkey wrote: In all seriousness, I think that its possible that both Bernard and Hooky believe in God, given statements they have made in interviews over the years.
Jeeeeezzz, who cares?
Yeah who cares?
I don't believe in even musical gods...they're just people.
eskamiya wrote: I think wine is still Bernard's god. Hooky on the other hand, has been "saved" for a couple years now.
you cant beat a good whine!!
As we demonstrated on its release, WFTSC is a song based on the book Ulysses.
The line "How many times must I lose my way, hey?" is a direct appeal to God.
Saying Hey like that is no way to address someone you worship and therefore Bernard is not religious.
Jehovah knows.
chipie wrote: although you have all failed to mention he was touched by the hand of yawnnnnzzzzzzzzz!
that ones about Maradona...doesn't count...thanks for playing...
|| | ||| 6217|| 8 || 3 wrote: At least 6 songs have Bernard on his knees :)
Now if Bernard feels like recording an entirely gospel album, he really should come to America.
Gospel? Go for it Barney! He can have a whole bunch of female backing vocals, and sing about jesus... he'll be in heaven.
Barney stated he prayed to God when the shark attacked his yacht, but so do most people when they realize they might just die.
Biginoil wrote: As we demonstrated on its release, WFTSC is a song based on the book Ulysses.
The line "How many times must I lose my way, hey?" is a direct appeal to God.
He has found his way with Bad Lieutenant. 
runwild wrote:
Biginoil wrote: As we demonstrated on its release, WFTSC is a song based on the book Ulysses.
The line "How many times must I lose my way, hey?" is a direct appeal to God.
He has found his way with Bad Lieutenant.
but he's still talking about Jesus...
so confused...
