Queen of Kings
Elder Island Lyrics

Ooh-ooh-ooh queen of kings
This line suggests the presence of a female ruler or power figure who is strong and commands respect from all, even from her fellow rulers.

I'll take you there in the end
This line could mean that the singer is willing to go the extra mile or take the risk to provide the listener what they want or to reach their goal.

Where sisters rule fortune and fruit
In this line, the singer could be referring to a place where a group of women are in power and control the wealth and resources of that place.

Beautiful unshadowed truth
This line could mean that the truth is pure and does not have any hidden or obscured meanings or motives. It is free from any lies and deceit.

Daylight in the dark
This line could mean that the artist sees things clearly, even in situations where there is a lot of darkness and difficulty.

I've seen all the pavements running on
The singer could be referring to streets or walkways that people frequently use or walk on. They could have seen the hustle and bustle of everyday life on these pavements.

I've been where the payroll's running out
This line suggests that the singer has been in a situation where they have run out of money to pay employees or staff.

I mean, I just wanted Avalon
The artist could be referring to a place or destination that they long for, where they can find peace or happiness.

Rewrite of the past
This line suggests that the artist wants to change or alter what has happened previously.

I've seen all the legacies relaxed
The artist could have witnessed situations where the respect or importance of past achievements or deeds are not given much attention or importance.

I've been where the legions wait at home
This line suggests that the singer has been in a place where soldiers or warriors are resting or stationed, waiting for orders or their next mission.

I'm a modern woman
The artist could be describing themselves as someone who has a contemporary mindset or way of living or doing things.

Same as way back when
This line suggests that despite living in a modern world or era, there are still similarities in how people live or behave as they did in the past.

I was your two-edged sword, baby
The singer could be referring to themselves as a powerful and versatile tool or instrument. They could be useful or effective in various situations.

But I cut both ways
This line suggests that the singer can have both positive and negative effects or consequences, even if they intend to do good.

It is in my nature, as it is in yours
This line implies that certain traits or characteristics are inherent or natural in human beings, regardless of their gender.

But my sex is overwritten
This line implies that the artist's gender or sex is seen as less important or less valued compared to other traits or qualities that they may possess.

And my goodwill ignored
This line suggests that despite having good intentions, the singer's actions or deeds are not recognized or appreciated.

I was your power savior
The singer could be referring to themselves as someone who has rescued or saved others from difficult or dangerous situations by using their power or influence.

I was your queen of nature
In this line, the artist could be referring to themselves as someone who has control or dominion over nature and its resources.

I was a force for more, was I wrong?
The artist could be questioning or doubting their past actions and decisions, despite having good intentions.

All my good deeds re-written
This line suggests that the artist's past accomplishments or good deeds have been twisted or altered to suit someone else's agenda or motives.

All I am made forbidden
This line suggests that the singer's freedom or rights have been restricted or taken away from them by someone or something else.

A Woman's strength now hidden
This line suggests that society has forced women to hide their strength or power, even if they possess them, due to gender stereotypes or biases.

Say villain Le Fay
The singer could be referring to a fictional character named Le Fay, possibly from the Arthurian legends or other works of literature.

How they twist my name
This line suggests that the singer's identity or reputation has been manipulated or distorted by someone else, causing them harm or damage.