Surely my sins have found me out
God rest my soul, but show me out
Surely my sins have found me out
Spit on my grave, but kiss my mouth
Surely we’ll live to see the day
When all of our problems, they fade away
I see your heart break and I feel your pain
It’s funny how heaven and hell are the same
Come walk with me, I don’t play those games
I live in the real world, I’ve lost my faith
Surely we’ll live to see the day
When all of our problems, they fade away
Only two things in this life that are sure, of that I’m sure
Only two things in this life that are sure, of that I’m sure
Only two things in this life that are sure, of that I’m sure
Surely my sins have found me out
Only two things in this life that are sure, of that I’m sure
Death and taxes
Death and taxes
Facing Life’s Inevitabilities
“Death & Taxes” by Caesar, Daniel delves into the unavoidable truths that form the backbone of human existence. Through a confessional tone, the lyrics address personal guilt and the quest for redemption, acknowledging that some burdens—like sins—cannot be escaped. The refrain alludes to the old adage that only death and taxes are certain, highlighting life’s inescapable realities. The song also explores emotional vulnerability, contrasting hope for resolution with the stark acceptance of pain and disillusionment, blurring the lines between heaven and hell in lived experience.
Song Credits
- Artist: Caesar, Daniel
- Songwriters: Caesar, Daniel