This song is about a girl who is incredibly beautiful (see first verse) and because of this and maybe some power she has, the townspeople shun her, calling her "Lucifer's Angel", again referring to either her beauty (for Lucifer was the most beautiful angel of all before he fell) or some power she possesses or likely, both.
The reason I say this is because it seems to be human nature to, when you see someone who's as beautiful as the song describes, just want to scratch their eyes out. Even without knowing the girl, you feel that instant jealousy and convince yourself that she must be mean or evil or sold her soul for her beauty, don't you think?
Also, the second verse ("their minds won't accept you, they'll never understand") strongly indicates some sort of power possesed by this girl, alienating her even further.
The fact that the girl sheds tears shows that she isn't evil at all, just lonely and isolated. I tend to think that she might even have died (commited suicide) as she is now "beyond these clouds" and "beyond this world", but that's not set in stone for me.
Gianaryn, I do not know where you find your information on such things, but I cannot begin to understand what you mean by "it seems to be human nature to, when you see someone who's as beautiful as the song describes, just want to scratch their eyes out". Apart from that, and the belief that most would hastily conclude or at least make themselves belief that the person is "mean or evil or sold her soul for beauty", yours is a very profound and logical interpretation. I am sorry if this seems rude, but I find no logic in your...
Gianaryn, I do not know where you find your information on such things, but I cannot begin to understand what you mean by "it seems to be human nature to, when you see someone who's as beautiful as the song describes, just want to scratch their eyes out". Apart from that, and the belief that most would hastily conclude or at least make themselves belief that the person is "mean or evil or sold her soul for beauty", yours is a very profound and logical interpretation. I am sorry if this seems rude, but I find no logic in your ideas of human nature short of believing that the "Lucifer's Angel" is not human.
This song is about a girl who is incredibly beautiful (see first verse) and because of this and maybe some power she has, the townspeople shun her, calling her "Lucifer's Angel", again referring to either her beauty (for Lucifer was the most beautiful angel of all before he fell) or some power she possesses or likely, both.
The reason I say this is because it seems to be human nature to, when you see someone who's as beautiful as the song describes, just want to scratch their eyes out. Even without knowing the girl, you feel that instant jealousy and convince yourself that she must be mean or evil or sold her soul for her beauty, don't you think?
Also, the second verse ("their minds won't accept you, they'll never understand") strongly indicates some sort of power possesed by this girl, alienating her even further.
The fact that the girl sheds tears shows that she isn't evil at all, just lonely and isolated. I tend to think that she might even have died (commited suicide) as she is now "beyond these clouds" and "beyond this world", but that's not set in stone for me.
That's my opinion, let me know what you think.
Gianaryn, I do not know where you find your information on such things, but I cannot begin to understand what you mean by "it seems to be human nature to, when you see someone who's as beautiful as the song describes, just want to scratch their eyes out". Apart from that, and the belief that most would hastily conclude or at least make themselves belief that the person is "mean or evil or sold her soul for beauty", yours is a very profound and logical interpretation. I am sorry if this seems rude, but I find no logic in your...
Gianaryn, I do not know where you find your information on such things, but I cannot begin to understand what you mean by "it seems to be human nature to, when you see someone who's as beautiful as the song describes, just want to scratch their eyes out". Apart from that, and the belief that most would hastily conclude or at least make themselves belief that the person is "mean or evil or sold her soul for beauty", yours is a very profound and logical interpretation. I am sorry if this seems rude, but I find no logic in your ideas of human nature short of believing that the "Lucifer's Angel" is not human.