Kingdom of Madness
Freedom Call Lyrics


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And I'm riding through the mountains
Through the winter nights, break for no one
On my way into the unknown
I take a ride, the one way train to eden
Exit paradise

On the quest for my salvation
I'm always on the run, no surrender
And I'm running free forever
My journey ends at the gate of heaven
Exit paradise

A kingdom of madness, a heart full of sadness
My last sacrifice
A kingdom of madness, I'm drowning in sadness
My lost paradise

Now the end is coming closer
I'm diving to be free, I surrender
And I'm running with the devil
I don't care, I'm heading for the next world
Exit paradise
Exit paradise

A kingdom of madness, a heart full of sadness
My last sacrifice
A kingdom of madness, I'm drowning in sadness
My lost paradise





A kingdom of madness, a heart full of sadness
A kingdom of madness, a heart full of sadness

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Freedom Call's song "Kingdom of Madness" depict the journey of the singer through the harsh winter nights on his way to the unknown. He takes a ride on a one-way train towards Eden, surrendering his chance of return to the familiar life he has led before. He is on a quest for salvation and is always on the run with no surrender. However, his journey leads him towards the gate of heaven and he realizes that he has to exit the paradise he had been longing for. Despite his heart being full of sadness, he still chooses to accept the end that is coming closer, and dives in hopes to be free. He surrenders, runs with the devil and heads for the next world, making an exit from paradise.


The lyrics are an individualistic approach to the search for salvation, a universal theme that everyone can relate to. The singer's personality is portrayed as determined, courageous and passionate in his pursuit, and yet he cannot help but feel sad about the exit from his paradise. The lyrics symbolize one's journey through life, the search to reach the ‘heaven’ we long for, and the inevitable realization that our time on earth is limited. The concept of the ‘one-way train to Eden’ portrays the finality of death and the acceptance of the inevitable.


Line by Line Meaning

And I'm riding through the mountains
I am traveling through the mountains on a journey.


Through the winter nights, break for no one
I am continuing my journey even through harsh winter nights, without stopping for anyone or anything.


On my way into the unknown
I am travelling towards something uncertain and undefined.


I take a ride, the one way train to eden
I am taking a journey on a train that goes only one way, towards a paradise-like destination.


Exit paradise
I am leaving a perfect or ideal place, which is paradise in this case.


On the quest for my salvation
I am on a pursuit to seek my own safety or deliverance.


I'm always on the run, no surrender
I am constantly moving without giving up or giving in to any obstacles or adversaries.


And I'm running free forever
I am perpetually running and being free.


My journey ends at the gate of heaven
I will reach the entrance to the afterlife, which is heaven.


A kingdom of madness, a heart full of sadness
There is a place of insanity where a heart is full of sorrow and grief.


My last sacrifice
I am giving up or losing something important, for the last time.


I'm drowning in sadness
I am consumed or overwhelmed by the emotion of sorrow.


My lost paradise
The paradise I was in before, is now no more and is lost to me.


Now the end is coming closer
The end of my journey is approaching.


I'm diving to be free, I surrender
I am taking a plunge or making a leap in order to escape and I am giving in or forfeiting.


And I'm running with the devil
I am running or moving with an evil or diabolic entity.


I don't care, I'm heading for the next world
I am indifferent and am moving towards the next existence after this world.


Exit paradise
I am leaving a perfect or ideal place, which is paradise in this case.




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