I think it's about a war, from the point of view of a (patriotic, I guess) soldier.
"The man with the skull and bone
You think you know but you don’t
To Sodom I will go
Not to Meddigo
Several Lucifers come
And we will beat them all"
-The enemy (Hitler?)
Your beliefs are wrong
Sodom is the city which God destroyed in the old testament, a city which described as a city of evil and sinners. - He will go to this city, with bravery and courage.
Several lucifers come, and we will beat them all - pretty obvious, 'we' will beat the soldiers of the evil (couldn't find a better word to describe) enemy.
Anyway, I don't have the power to continue, but the song continues this way, only the soldier matures, the war continues (the second verse points at an ease in the battlefield, although it seems that the war continues, from the other verses), and he's getting depressed, hopeless and sad, from fear of the unknown and from the possibility that the enemy will win.
I think it's about a war, from the point of view of a (patriotic, I guess) soldier. "The man with the skull and bone You think you know but you don’t To Sodom I will go Not to Meddigo Several Lucifers come And we will beat them all" -The enemy (Hitler?) Your beliefs are wrong Sodom is the city which God destroyed in the old testament, a city which described as a city of evil and sinners. - He will go to this city, with bravery and courage. Several lucifers come, and we will beat them all - pretty obvious, 'we' will beat the soldiers of the evil (couldn't find a better word to describe) enemy.
Anyway, I don't have the power to continue, but the song continues this way, only the soldier matures, the war continues (the second verse points at an ease in the battlefield, although it seems that the war continues, from the other verses), and he's getting depressed, hopeless and sad, from fear of the unknown and from the possibility that the enemy will win.
Just a guess, anyway.