You have the power
You wear the crown
From the pinnacle to the pit
It is a long way down

You wield the scepter
You wear the gown
From the pinnacle to the pit
It is a long way down

In your empire
They stare and frown
From the pinnacle to the pit
It is a long way down

You are cast out from the heavens to the ground
Blackened feathers falling down
You are cast out from the heavens to the ground
Blackened feathers falling down
You will wear your independence like a crown

Cruciger globus
You stand your ground
The orb disfigured
What's flat looks round
From the pinnacle to the pit
It is a long way down

You are cast out from the heavens to the ground
Blackened feathers falling down
You are cast out from the heavens to the ground
Blackened feathers falling down
You will wear your independence like a crown


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From the Pinnacle to the Pit Lyrics as written by Indio Marcato A Ghoul Writer

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    My Interpretation

    This a political and spiritual message.

    For we only know what what written in the bible by man that has been manipulated by the catholic churches.

    Reminds me of the story of the tower of babel. When man kind came together as one to prove to god they didnt need him by building a tower that could reach the heavens but god intervened and confused everyones languages to where they could not continue.

    Lucifer was cast from the heavens because he somehow got past not being able to have free will along with 1/3 of the angels.

    Its rather irony that lucifer was cast put because he refused to bow to man kind by gods order. But then again it also proved this god is indeed imperfect for the fact all the angels have no free will but somehow lucifer with a 1/3 of the angels managed to gain free will.

    xzantronoson May 09, 2017   Link

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