Wrabel - The Village Lyrics Meaning

{No, your mom dont get It,
And your dad dont get it,
Uncle John dont get it.
And you cant tell grandma cause her heart cant take it,
and she might not make it}

This section could mean that whoever is portrayed in the song, a Trans male, or even someone who is potentially Nonbinary, tried to come out to their family, and in the process was most likely disregarded or threatened, because they don't understand the teen.

{They say: "Dont dare,
Dont you even go there,
Cutting off your long hair,
You do as you're told."
Tell you: "Wake up,
Go put on your makeup,
This is just a phase,
Your gonna outgrow."}

This could refer to what the parents are saying to their teen. Telling them ro just act normal, not cut their long hair to look more manly, because they need to wear their make up ro look more feminine and fit in to society, because in the family's eyes, their teen wanting to be themselves is just a phase to them.

{There's something wrong in the village,
In the village. Oh,
They stare in the village.
In the village. Oh.
There's nothing wrong with you, its true,
its true}

This could refer to the neighborhood they live in, or even society as a whole. Because society still isn't as accepting as it could be, and there's often this thing of fitting into a specific spot. Cis man, cis woman. Being normal, fitting in. And I'd you don't fit in, they will stare.

{See the rumors follow you from monday
All the way to friday dinner. You've got one day shelter,
Then its sunday hell to pay,
You young lost sinner}

This refers back to the "village" (society) staring. They will start rumors. And seeing as it explains I the song that the rumors are heard Monday through Friday dinner, this potentially means the teen is being bullied at school, and even though school ends Friday afternoon, there's still Friday dinner sitting down at the table with the disapproving family.
Saturday would make sense as the only day of freedom, as the teen could lock themselves in their room. But then come Sunday, they're most likely forced ro go to church, where they feel they need to answer to their "sins"

{Well I've been there,
Sitting in that same chair,
Whispering that same prayer,
half a million times.
Its a lie though,
buried in desciples,
One page of the bible
isn't worth a life}

The singer (Wrabel), now inserts himself into the song, talking about his own experiences, going on to say he also tried to pray his sins away half a million times. He then goes on to say that it's a lie, and that one single page of the Bible reffering to homosexuality/LGBT isn't worth someone's life, i.e. someone dying by the hands of another, or even by suicide.

Overall this song was very well written out, and sang beautifully.I hope you all liked my interpretation of the song, and have an amazing day <3
Remember that each and every one of you are valid.
If you need someone to talk to reach out to a trusted friend or adult. <3 shine bright!