Fama was a Greek/Roman goddess of rumors.
Agasya was a Semitic goddess of war who was later integrated into becoming the war aspect of Isthar.
Amberella was human but was granted immortality by the Prince of the Seas and became his wife.
Aura was aslo a Greek/Roman goddess.
Ama is a creator goddess from modern day Nigeria.
Govinda is another name for Vishnu
Fachea - is an Irish goddess of poetry
Anima - In the psycholigy of Jung it is the feminine part of the male mind. Outside of Jung it has been used to describe the soul.
That being said, I am not sure if there is actually a point to the song.
Fama was a Greek/Roman goddess of rumors.
Agasya was a Semitic goddess of war who was later integrated into becoming the war aspect of Isthar.
Amberella was human but was granted immortality by the Prince of the Seas and became his wife.
Aura was aslo a Greek/Roman goddess. Ama is a creator goddess from modern day Nigeria. Govinda is another name for Vishnu Fachea - is an Irish goddess of poetry Anima - In the psycholigy of Jung it is the feminine part of the male mind. Outside of Jung it has been used to describe the soul.
That being said, I am not sure if there is actually a point to the song.