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Warriors
Faers Lyrics
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Forgive where we walk
Could this be deadlight?
Its in our power to talk
I need you brother
To stand up and say
When your lost in the night
We still spit blood from our mouth
When we fight each other we fight ourselves
We still spit blood from our mouths
If god was a god he would save us by now
It goes on forever
Forgive where we walk
Could this be deadlight?
Its in our power to talk
I need you brother
Forward as one
To unite the colours
And bring down the sun
We still spit blood from our mouth
When we fight each other we fight ourselves
We still spit blood from our mouths
If god was a god he would save us by now
Save me my brother
Save me my sister
Save me forever
Save me forever
Save me my brother
Save me my sister
Save me forever
Save me forever
Save me my brother
Save me my sister
Save me forever
Save me forever
The song "Warriors" by Faers is powerful and thought-provoking, with lyrics that touch on themes of forgiveness, unity, and the cost of violence. The opening lines, "It goes on forever, forgive where we walk," suggest the cyclical nature of conflict and the need to extend grace and forgiveness to others. The line "could this be deadlight?" adds an ominous tone, hinting at the potential for destruction and death that comes with warfare. However, the chorus offers a glimmer of hope. The lyrics express the belief that through communication and cooperation, we can unite and overcome the darkness.
The lines "We still spit blood from our mouth, when we fight each other we fight ourselves" highlight the self-destructive nature of violence. The repetition of the phrase "we still spit blood from our mouths" emphasizes the physical and emotional toll of conflict. The last two lines of this verse, "If god was a god he would save us by now," suggest a sense of despair and a lack of faith in a divine intervention to solve our problems. This perspective reinforces the importance of taking action ourselves to work towards peace and unity.
The final verse focuses on the idea of salvation and the interconnectedness of humanity. The repeated phrase "save me my brother/sister" emphasizes the need for mutual support and cooperation. The line "to unite the colours and bring down the sun" implies that by coming together, the different facets of humanity can work towards a common goal and create something transformative and meaningful.
Line by Line Meaning
It goes on forever
Our struggles and battles never truly end and persist through time.
Forgive where we walk
We must learn to forgive ourselves and each other as we continue to progress forward.
Could this be deadlight?
Is this the end, is this our fate? Is this the end of the light?
Its in our power to talk
We have the ability to communicate and come together to make a change for the better.
I need you brother
We must rely on and support each other through our struggles and hardships.
To stand up and say
We must act and speak up for what we believe in to make a difference.
When your lost in the night
During our difficult times and darkness, we must keep pushing forward and stay strong.
And your losing your way
We may feel lost and unsure of our path but we must keep going.
We still spit blood from our mouth
Even when we fight against each other, we harm ourselves in the process.
When we fight each other we fight ourselves
The conflicts we create with each other ultimately harm us as a whole.
If god was a god he would save us by now
If there was a higher power or ultimate savior, we wouldn't still be struggling and suffering.
Save me my brother
We need each other's help and support to make it through.
Save me my sister
We must come together as a community and support each other to succeed.
Save me forever
We need a lasting and meaningful solution to our problems and struggles.
Forward as one
Together, united, we can make progress and move forward.
To unite the colours
Regardless of our differences, we can come together and work towards a common goal.
And bring down the sun
To end our suffering and struggles and bring forth a brighter future.
Writer(s): Powell Andrew, Turner David Alan, Turner Martin Robert, Upton Steven
Contributed by Annabelle S. Suggest a correction in the comments below.