The Forest Rangers – Come Join The Murder lyrics

The first verse describes Jax's relationship with his father; in which it discusses how Jax feels that his father is watching him, seeing how far he has fallen into SAMCRO. This is not the life that JT wanted for Jax, and therefore Jax feels the burden of his sins.
The pre chorus is JT speaking to Jax from his journals, which help show Jax what SAMCRO could have been, in the hope that Jax can carry out his wishes and turn SAMCRO into a legitimate business.
This is followed by the chorus in which Jax hears all of his fallen friends, calling to him to join the "murder" of crows (the fallen members of SAMCRO). By joining them, he is escaping the life he once lived, as he had changed in to a violent criminal,and therefore sacrificed himself; knowing that his sons will not follow in his path.
The second verse deals with Jax battling between his devotion to his family and his love of SAMCRO, and therefore becoming increasingly unstable because of this. He no longer knows where he belongs.
The third verse discusses Jax's relationship with the members of SAMCRO, "the children of my fathers", with whom he has been through all of his struggles with. The still try to help Jax, but Jax knows that he has fallen too far, becoming something which he is not.
The final verse deals with Jax's relationship with Gemma and Clay; who both pulled Jax deeper into SAMCRO, ensuring that he did not become like his father.
The final pre chorus is Jax turning his back on SAMCRO, in order to go and join his fallen friends; whilst also ensuring that his "sons" both his biological sons, and the remaining members of SAMCRO do not follow in his path.

Seven strof.
His father sons would be the SOA. The broken wings is the connection he has with the soa, that was broken as consequence of the actions of Clay and Gemma. His actions resulted in him becoming someone cold, away from life, in a way that his connection with the club couldn't be repaired and with that, his life couldn't be repaired. The murder of crows is SOA. The crow that speaks with him are Gemma and Clay, that brought him to the club every-time he tried to quit. The moment he begins to try to legalize things and step away from Redwood is the moment that the crow stops talking to him. Cursing the rage that the crow taught I thinks is more directed to killing his mom. He didn't want to do it in the end, but all is philology of life, taught by the club, is revenge.

The above thoughts are all valid & appropriate. I feel it could also embrace those who followed misguided ideals, bad ideas, evil in the guise of "good", bought a lie, participated in murder, evil, and ended up party to it all, left standing amidst the wasteland and destruction, ghosts, shattered dreams, .I.E. 3rd Reich. Take your pick. Great song. Haunting.

I think Jax weighed heavily on the mistake he had made by the the killings of the Chinese and that his own mother killed the one person he loved as much as his Sons and his SOA.
He saw the Angel of Death eating bread and the brief recognition between them he knew then what he had to do.
He saw the Light/Angel/God when he put his hands up as you see his face.
He surrendered himself to touch the hand of GOD. He understood that he could have freedom from his burden on earth and free his sons from the life he lead. He gave himself to the mercy of his deeds with the promise that he will once you touch the hand of GOD, he will make you King.

To me, this song doesn't have to be related directly to the show. The crow represents society, how people are always telling you to act and dress and do. When your young, you think you should follow the crowd. But as you grow older, you realize that other's opinions don't matter. And once people figure that out, they leave you. When the chorus is your conscious telling you you don't need them. You don't need to follow the rules. You need to be different. That's why I love this song so much. And when they say murder, Its talking about all the misfits of the world who have already figured out what life truly is. They are free from the chains of society. You know how crows are considered gross and ugly? Well, they are misunderstood, just like the people who don't "fit in".

I think the song is talking about dying and God sees my sins he sees my soul come touch gods hand he will make you king but he falls from grace like Judas, God knows his sins and I walk among my fathers children they. Call to me but never touch my heart I am to far gone meaning his heart cry's out to them longing to be with them but his past has caught up with him and he must pay for those sins in hell. Just my option.