Empires
Embracing Dawn: A Symphony of Redemption and Revolution
Lyrics
finally
Expressing a sense of culmination or resolution.
oh this is the morning of six eyes
Referring to a moment marked by a mysterious or significant event involving six eyes.
malicious cold dark stares
Describing intense and unfriendly gazes.
one single gentleman is not even watching
Noticing an individual who remains indifferent, possibly to the unfolding events.
maybe he's not prepared
Suggesting that the person may not be mentally prepared for what is happening.
so this is how
Reflecting on the process leading to an end.
oh this is how it comes to end
Reiterating the inevitability of an ending.
a meeting ground between everything and all that's been
Describing a convergence point between everything and the past.
sweet child, oh cover your ears please
Addressing a plea to shield a young child from distressing sounds.
loudly does your father fall
Highlighting the loud impact of a paternal figure's downfall.
last declarations aren't enough to absolve me from
Acknowledging that final statements may not absolve one from the consequences.
the stories of a mother scorned, reborn
Referring to the stories of a scorned mother, possibly indicating a cycle of pain and rebirth.
but careful son, your revolution's been won already
Advising caution to a son whose revolution has already succeeded.
but don't let the trail it leads confine your needs
Encouraging the son not to let the path of the revolution restrict his aspirations.
this is how
Reiterating the depiction of a conclusion or ending.
oh this is how it comes to end
Restating the idea of a meeting point between everything and the past.
a meeting ground between everything and all that's been
so save me
Pleading to be saved or rescued.
so send me away from here
Expressing a desire to be taken away from the current situation.
our time has come
Asserting that the time for a significant event has arrived.
you can barely live with all your fears
Highlighting the difficulty of living with overwhelming fears.
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