The Worlds Forgotten, The Words Forbidden

Maybe it's just me, but I feel like this song is a prequal/intro to "Fly With the Black Swan". I can't listen to one without listening to the other, it's almost as if the stories connect.

I think its mostly like losing things of the past, and no feeling like home after that, recalling his world like it was before

sorry for my english :D

i dunno if this is wrong but i think this song is about the earth and all the things that is happening to it, all the earth is gone bad, i think this song make a call to all the world and all the people who is destroying the earth

"my grass isn't green... my sky isn't blue... The river runs dry... my flower has died... This isn't my home"

all that is beautiful of the earth is being destroyed by us

I think this song have a really good lyrics is a good song

I have a theory, I think its related to a military hit to the state (Golpe de estado). Thus he wants to carry his child before the silence was born. I think it fits pretty well.. maybe..

maybe its about a guy (or girl) that has a child and trys to sace it from hte world "No hope for the child, this world has gone bad." and after sometime the child grows and sees the new world he is in, and he starts saying to himself "my grass isn't green... my sky isn't blue... The river runs dry... my flower has died... This isn't my home" ("this its not the world i knew back then")

I kind of think aliens at some points...the weird sound effects, the voice he says "where is my home" in, following the stars...but that doesn't make a huge amount of sense in the rest of the song.

I can't help but feel "the child" is in part a Nightwish referance considering they're always going on about some "dead boy" or century child or something like that...

I'm thinking it's a sequel to "Destruction Preventer". The end of Destruction Preventer has an atomic bomb going off, starting a nuclear holocaust. TWFTWF continues on after the initial explosion, with the narrator suffering from the effects of the intense radiation ("No light, only suffocating dark/deep, burning pain). The narrator longs for something comfortable, like his home. He notices things have changed for the worse (obviously...). my grass isn't green- [It's all burning] my sky isn't blue- [It's dark red with dust and fire] The river runs dry- [explosion makes river go bye bye] my flower has died- [died from radiation, fire, etc] This isn't my home- [it isn't the same]

As for the title, The Worlds Forgotten refers to the peoples lives that were lost due to world leader's vanities, and the Words Forbidden might be the call to initiate a nuclear launch.

I think it's about the world we live in today, and how we are slowly losing our morals and things we care about. The new generations that are born and such are going to be born into a relatively unhealthy environment, and it's only going to get worse.

Sounds like part apocalyptic society/part military state

I think the "my grass isn't green, my sky isn't blue, my river runs dry, my flower has died"-part is all metaphorical. I think the narrator indicates that the world is changing. My interpretation of the song is that it is about the future. How the environment gets ruined and that it's no place to live (if you were my child, I'd carry you away).