The World's Last Night
Eternal Struggle: Unveiling the Meaning Behind The World's Last Night
Lyrics
Bring down the lightning from the sky
Expressing a desire for a powerful and transformative event, symbolized by "lightning from the sky."
Bring cross a vision every eye
Calling for a widespread awakening or realization that captures the attention of everyone.
Leave all but righteousness for man has made
Advocating for a focus on righteousness and rejecting the negative impact of human actions.
A mishap out of me
Reflecting on the consequences of human mistakes and their impact on the speaker.
Words been etched into our hearts
Highlighting the lasting impact of words on our emotions and beliefs.
But soon our minds grow far apart
Expressing a growing disconnect between people's hearts and minds.
Mind blown society has made desolation common speech
Commenting on a society where devastation has become a common and accepted form of communication.
Trouble come like the world's last night
Anticipating troubles comparable to the end of the world, emphasizing their severity.
Combat turn fight to life
Turning a conflict into a fight for survival and the preservation of life.
The prince of the power of the air
Referring to a negative force with significant influence, possibly a metaphorical representation of evil.
Flying phantom ship, binding children in fear
Describing a menacing force that instills fear, possibly a metaphor for societal or personal challenges.
The days are darkeninng, shine like rays
Encouraging resilience in the face of challenging times, symbolized by shining like rays.
Sparked by the solar flare
Linking the darkness of the days to external events, such as solar flares, that spark change.
Neither death nor life nor angel
Expressing a sense of invincibility or transcendence over various existential aspects.
No height of heaven or no depth of hell
Emphasizing the inability of external forces to separate the speaker from a positive outcome.
No created thing now or soon to come can steal away
Asserting resilience against any created obstacles present or in the future.
We don't want the end, we want the beginning
Expressing a preference for new beginnings rather than the end, indicating optimism and hope.
We don't want destruction, but it comes before the new beginning
Acknowledging the inevitability of destruction as a precursor to a new and positive beginning.
We don't want the end, we want the beginning
Reiterating a desire for positive change and a fresh start instead of a definitive end.
We don't want destruction but we know it comes before a new creation
Acknowledging the unavoidable nature of destruction as a necessary step for a subsequent creative process.
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