Dreams, sensations you prove
Are taken from nature
You find those emotions are true in your mind

Fight against the kingdom of fear
Sooner or later they'll try to convince you are wrong
But I'm sure,
We're just

Crawling angels and demons disguised
The truth you don't know so try to be sure
When your angels and demons arise
Face the truth, God is not love!
Feel as fluid as life,
Love is a rainbow
As much as it seems to be real
It's all in your mind

Sooner or later I'm gonna convince that
The truth is a lie
There's no judge when we die
Only dust
We're just

Crawling angels and demons disguised
The truth you don't know so try to be sure
When your angels and demons arise
But we're still not sure which way we should go

When the angels and demons disguise
Just confusing our brains with their lies
Enticing emotions
Revolting devotions
The angels and demons telling me lies!


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Angels and Demons Lyrics as written by Kiko Loureiro Eduardo Teixeira Da Fonseca Vasconcellos

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    General Comment

    This is about the difference between emotions and real, tangible things, and what counts as real, tangible things. Tangible things represent the truth, while non-tangible things would count as lies.

    This can be found here:

    "Face the Truth: God is not love! Feel as fluid as life, Love is a rainbow As much as it seems to be real It's all in your mind

    Sooner or later I'm gonna convince that The truth is a lie There's no Judge when we die Only dust"

    Love is not a tangible thing, "Its all in your mind" so it is real in our minds but it has no physical representation. God is not love, so God can still be real ("Face the truth: God's not love") but this song takes no stance on that.

    The second part becomes a little clearer after you put a colon (":") after the second line (So it reads "Sooner or later I'm gonna convince that The truth is a lie:"

    So he is going to tell people (or "convince" them) that there IS a judge when you die (there is an afterlife) because, remember, he is supposed to be a Crusader (this is a concept/storytelling album) but he is of the opinion that there is not a judge when you die.

    "he" is the main character of the story, not Edu Falaschi.

    The rest of the song is about people telling lies, and how hard it is to take stances on anything using help from other people because people lie and are devoted to their causes.

    bythemarkon May 18, 2009   Link
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    My Interpretation

    I think this song is more or less saying "there is no heaven or hell when we die - just 'dust'".

    We are the angels and the demons.

    LordZoshon August 08, 2014   Link
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    My Interpretation

    I think this song is more or less saying "there is no heaven or hell when we die - just 'dust'".

    We are the angels and the demons.

    LordZoshon August 08, 2014   Link

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