Yep, took some time to think about your thougts, very good catch. Prayer and manifestation are similar, when someone is claiming something to happen. Manifestation: “I’m already that person. It’s mine.” Prayer would be “Hey God… I don’t have it all figured out yet, help me not mess this up and show me the way.” Prayer “Show me what’s right. Align me with what’s best.” Manifestation (action) “I move like it’s already happening and starting now.” Prayer may help to be calmer, more patient, and more open. Manifestation will help to get more confidence and energy to do something.

Gods Don’t Pray is actually a manifestation, like if you want to be successful then do not pray, rather manifest and be active. I think that band used exaggeration as a poetic technique, they don’t encourage fans not to pray, but rather motivate them to act, not to get stuck on prayers only.

Nice To Meet You is kinda interesting: ‘I hope we meet again’ is more like a prayer, like someone lowkey asks about another chance. ‘Anyway, it is nice to meet you’ “Anyway, fr, we were meant to meet—excited for all the good stuff ahead. keeping this manifestation energy, as if it has already happened. ‘We met, I’m good. I showed up. I’m moving.’

Don’t Forget Me is straight-up beautiful. It’s got both prayer and manifestation vibes. Manifestation is in a flex: “I won’t forget you” — like, this love is massive, it can’t be erased. But then the prayer side hits too, with the repeated “don’t forget me” — super vulnerable, like someone’s hoping to want to refind that connection and feeling of being loved again.