The falling sparrow is someone who commits a crime and lies about it that causes the people to live bitterly becomes of it and are influenced to commit similar crimes and causes just an onslaught of evil incarnate.
The falling part is only expressive of the fact that they're old and on the way out and only then realize what they've done probably because the evil started impacting them too while they were caught up reaping the rewards from the lie
In a short stage of their life they try and tell everyone what's happened but they lies are so much older that the people just believe it even coming from him
Then as the song repeats a lot it's all just desperate pleading for spirits to listen, for the angels to catch him, asking for forgiveness in the afterlife instead of living in "silent darkness" as the first part says that he realized he was going towards.
It might even be suggesting that they give up and live the rest of their life in dark silence, giving up as no one would listen, no longer being able to make a difference.
Also no idea if the 'fallen' part and the album being aeronautics are interconnected. Either way, this is the clearest interpretation I could formulate. /out
The falling sparrow is someone who commits a crime and lies about it that causes the people to live bitterly becomes of it and are influenced to commit similar crimes and causes just an onslaught of evil incarnate.
The falling part is only expressive of the fact that they're old and on the way out and only then realize what they've done probably because the evil started impacting them too while they were caught up reaping the rewards from the lie
In a short stage of their life they try and tell everyone what's happened but they lies are so much older that the people just believe it even coming from him
Then as the song repeats a lot it's all just desperate pleading for spirits to listen, for the angels to catch him, asking for forgiveness in the afterlife instead of living in "silent darkness" as the first part says that he realized he was going towards.
It might even be suggesting that they give up and live the rest of their life in dark silence, giving up as no one would listen, no longer being able to make a difference.
Also no idea if the 'fallen' part and the album being aeronautics are interconnected. Either way, this is the clearest interpretation I could formulate. /out