My God Is The Sun
Queens Of The Stone Age · Other Songs - Queens Of The Stone Age
where everything ends up
So good the empty space into the race
Forgive, forgot
Heal them, like fire from a gun
Kneeling, my god is the Sun
Heal them, with fire from above
Kneeling, my god is the Sun
I don't know what time it was
I don't wear a watch
So good to be an ant who crawls
atop a spinning rock
(beyond...)
Heal them, like fire from a gun
Kneeling, my god is the Sun
Heal them, with fire from above
Kneeling, my god is the Sun
Heal them, like fire from a gun
Kneeling, my god is the Sun
Healing, kneeling
godless heathens
Godless heathens always waltz on the sky...
About My God Is The Sun
"My God Is The Sun" stands as a defining track from Queens Of The Stone Age's 1998 debut album, capturing the band's signature blend of desert rock, blues, and psychedelic influences. Frontman Josh Homme delivers a haunting vocal performance that anchors the song's atmospheric build, characteristic of the group's early work which drew heavily from classic rock and roll and Southern rock traditions. The recording features a driving rhythm section and layered guitars that establish the band's signature sound, influencing countless artists in the alternative rock and stoner metal genres. This track remains a staple of their discography, often cited as a pivotal moment in the evolution of modern desert rock and a key reference point for fans exploring the band's foundational era. Its enduring appeal lies in its ability to merge raw energy with melodic sensibilities, creating a sonic landscape that has become synonymous with the band's identity.