Who?

This song wrestles with the sheer impossibility of containing or defining a God who is both fearsome and tender, using playful, unexpected comparisons like the sag in a fat man's chair and the burn of aftershave. The verses pose rhetorical questions about how we reckon with a deity so vast, while the chorus lands on a decisive answer: Jesus. The lyrics reject any attempt to lead, tame, or invent a God of our own design, insisting that Christ alone is the final revelation of who God truly is. The bridge sharpens this point by acknowledging that fabricating a God would only result in worshipping a Christ of our own making, but Jesus doesn't fit that profile—His ways aren't ours. There's a confident, almost defiant tone in declaring that we can't contain the divine, yet we can know it fully in Jesus. The song ultimately celebrates the mystery of God while anchoring faith in the concrete person of Christ, who is both beyond our control and exactly who we need Him to be.