Salvation
Caliban Lyrics


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A long distance run without any tension
Raptured soul, raptured life
A long distance run without any tension
Grow in the half of a night, bloom!
Live this life in straight lines
Step aside, step below
Watch yourself falling
Flight lines, light lines become clear

Slightly I remember the way
To the origin of despair

Reality is what come first

Attempt to see through my eyes
Careless and senseless devotion
Nothingness is a part of me
On the behalf of you imagination.

The blackened curtain seems to fall,
Beside the stage we lose out soul,
A different place, a distant time,
Say goodbye.. salvation

Blacken the earth and darken the sky

A long distance run without any tension
Raptured soul, raptured life
A long distance run without any tension
Grow in the half of a night - bloom!
Live this live in straight lines
Step aside, step below
Watch yourself falling





Watch yourself falling

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Caliban's song "Salvation" seem to depict a journey of self-discovery and coming to terms with one's own mortality. The opening lines describe a "long distance run without any tension", which could be seen as a metaphor for life itself. The idea of a "raptured soul" suggests a sort of spiritual awakening or enlightenment, while "grow in the half of a night, bloom!" implies a sudden change or transformation. The following lines advise to "live this life in straight lines", which is in contrast to the "step aside, step below" instruction that follows. This juxtaposition could be interpreted as a call to embrace both order and chaos, structure and uncertainty, in order to fully experience life. The line "watch yourself falling" is repeated at the end, which could represent the inevitability of death and the acceptance of one's own mortality.


The second half of the song seems to take a darker turn, with lines like "to the origin of despair" and "blacken the earth and darken the sky". The idea of nothingness being a part of oneself is intriguing, as it suggests that the void or emptiness that one feels is not something external but rather an inner state of being. The repeated refrain of "watch yourself falling" takes on a more ominous tone as the song progresses, indicating that the end is near. The final lines seem to express a sort of resignation or acceptance of this fate, bidding goodbye to salvation.


Line by Line Meaning

A long distance run without any tension
Travel far without any stress


Raptured soul, raptured life
Spiritual ecstasy, fulfilled existence


Grow in the half of a night, bloom!
Quick transformation into a beautiful person


Live this life in straight lines
Live life simply and without chaos


Step aside, step below
Step down from your arrogant place


Watch yourself falling
Observe yourself as you lose control


Flight lines, light lines become clear
Paths become obvious and easy to see


Slightly I remember the way
I almost recall how things used to be


To the origin of despair
Where it all began, the root of sadness


Reality is what come first
The truth must always take priority


Attempt to see through my eyes
Try to understand my perspective


Careless and senseless devotion
Aimless dedication with no real purpose


Nothingness is a part of me
The emptiness is a piece of my existence


On the behalf of your imagination.
For the sake of your creativity


The blackened curtain seems to fall
A metaphorical end is near


Beside the stage we lose out soul
We sacrifice a part of ourselves in the spotlight


A different place, a distant time
An alternate reality somewhere far away


Say goodbye.. salvation
The end of redemption


Blacken the earth and darken the sky
The world grows bleak and hopeless




Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: ANDREAS DOERNER, DENIS SCHMIDT, MARC GOERTZ

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Comments from YouTube:

James Ales

that bass line is great ah the memories

Daniel Montanez

the chorus is nostalgic

Lugato Laser

reminds me at the wild times :)

Pimenov Alex

epic!

Daniel Clark-hughes

Good times