Omen
Crossfaith Lyrics
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Oh now
It's an omen
It's an omen
Now the writing's on the wall
It's an omen
You just run an automation
Now the writing's on the wall
It won't go away
It's an omen
It's an omen
It's an omen
Now the writing's on the wall
It won't go away
It's an omen
You just run an automation
It's an omen
Now
It won't go away
Writings on the wall
Writings on the wall
Writings on the wall
Now the writing's on the wall
It won't go away
It's an omen
You just run an automation
Now the writings on the wall
It won't go away
It's an omen
It's an omen
It's an omen
Now the writing's on the wall
It won't go away
It's an omen
You just run an automation
Now it's an omen
Now it's an omen
Now it's an omen
Now it's an omen
The lyrics of Crossfaith’s song Omen seem to revolve around a sense of foreboding or a sense of impending doom. The repeated phrase “It’s an omen” seems to suggest that something ominous is about to happen. The phrase “Now the writing’s on the wall, it won’t go away” implies that this feeling of impending doom is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore or deny. This feeling is further supported by the phrase “You just run an automation”, suggesting that people might be stuck in a pattern of behavior or thought that is leading them towards this ominous event. The repetition of “Now it’s an omen” at the end of the song may suggest a sense of urgency or immediacy regarding the impending doom.
Overall, the lyrics of Omen seem to be warning listeners about some unknown disaster or impending crisis. The repeated phrase “It’s an omen” and the imagery of “writing on the wall” both suggest an ancient, prophetic warning. The repeated lines “You just run an automation” and “Now it’s an omen” imply that people may be blindly heading towards this disaster, without even realizing it. The sense of urgency and foreboding in the song make for a powerful and thrilling listen that will leave listeners wondering what disaster could be on the horizon.
Line by Line Meaning
It's an omen
Something significant is about to happen or it is a sign of something important.
Oh now
Expressing surprise or anticipation to what is about to happen.
Now the writing's on the wall
The signs or indicators of an event have become apparent or more apparent.
It won't go away
The signs or indicators of an event are persistent and cannot be ignored or dismissed easily.
You just run an automation
Performing a task or activity continuously or without imagination.
Contributed by Elliot J. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@Nick2126
Lyrics :
It's an omen
Oh, Now!
It's an omen
It's an omen
Now!
The writing's on the wall
It won't go away
It's an omen
You just run, an automation
Now!
The writing's on the wall
It won't go away
It's an omen
It's an omen
It's an omen
Now!
The writing's on the wall
It won't go away
It's an omen
You just run, an automation
It's an omen
Now!
It won't go away
Writings on the wall
Writings on the wall
Writings on the wall
Now!
The writings on the wall
It won't go away
It's an omen
It's an omen
It's an omen
Now!
The writing's on the wall
It won't go away
It's an omen
You just run, an automation
Now!
It's an omen
Now!
It's an omen
Now!
It's an omen
Now!
It's an omen
@bobypooby
It's an omen
Oh now
It's an omen
It's an omen
Now the writing's on the wall
It won't go away
It's an omen
You just run an automation
Now the writing's on the wall
It won't go away
It's an omen
It's an omen
It's an omen
Now the writing's on the wall
It won't go away
It's an omen
You just run an automation
It's an omen
Now
It won't go away
Writings on the wall
Writings on the wall
Writings on the wall
Now the writing's on the wall
It won't go away
It's an omen
You just run an automation
Now the writings on the wall
It won't go away
It's an omen
It's an omen
It's an omen
Now the writing's on the wall
It won't go away
It's an omen
You just run an automation
Now it's an omen
Now it's an omen
Now it's an omen
Now it's an omen
@pong1977
i like it.
@malefictopcat
(Yells in Thor) .....ANOTHER!
@mm-wiz2256
@Julien Nasir yeah nobody gives a shit
@thetexangamer8383
W
@cdsmith1990
I don't even care if his English isn't perfect - the fact that he makes the effort to sing in English, and they fly around the world to perform for foreign fans and support foreign bands, and they thank us for supporting them in English, deserves a lot of respect. I saw them support BMTH a couple of years ago, in a small local venue and when they played this - no disrespect to BMTH - it destroyed the place, absolutely insane!
@tommc8580
CBRsmithy i too saw them with BMTH! and to be honest even though they were supporting they brought more thunder than bring me, i was really impressed, amazing both in studio and live
@illuminatidevil666
They killed when they came to singapore as opening for bmth . Shagged before bmth even started playing 👍💯
@OwnerN1
CBRsmithy Now I'm not from America but I don't really feel his English is bad. I barely hear any accent. I mean, there's lots of german bans (for example) that have a much more clear accent.
@dragonpup1
Patrick Lindbom I seen them and OM&M support BMTH in Australia, Crossfaith fucking killed it. Best band of the night. Not saying the other 2 were shit because they were fucking incredible, Crossfaith just had the most energy and interacted with the crowd the most and just made the most of everything.
@heavymetalbrick9814
CBRsmithy music isnt bound by language its an international language