MOON HALO’s debut album ‘CHROMA’ comes from the creative minds of… IA… Read Full Bio ↴1.
MOON HALO’s debut album ‘CHROMA’ comes from the creative minds of… IAIN JENNINGS (Mostly Autumn): Keyboards… MARC ATKINSON (Riversea): Vocals… DAVID CLEMENTS (Riversea): Bass… With ALEX CROMARTY (ex-Mostly Autumn/Riversea): Drums… MARTIN LEDGER (Heather Findlay Band): Guitars
Guest Appearances from Anne-Marie Helder, Olivia Sparnenn-Josh, Janine Atkinson, Tammy Pawson and Micky Gibson.
http://www.moonhalomusic.co.uk
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Moon Halo was born in Bulgaria. She is 19 years old girl. She works on Fruity Loops and makes pop, dance and hip-hop covers.
Seventh Heaven
Moon Halo Lyrics
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Two by two they form a crowd
Three by three they live in harmony
That sounds good to me
Four by four they go to war
Five by five try to stay alive
Six by six they still play their dirty tricksJust to get their fix
Seventh Heaven... Seventh Heaven
Seventh Heaven... Seventh Heaven
Eight by eight they all spread hate
Nine by nine they tow the line
Ten by ten they do it all over again
And again and again...
Seventh Heaven... Seventh Heaven
Seventh Heaven... Seventh Heaven
Seventh Heaven... Seventh Heaven
Seventh Heaven... Seventh Heaven
One by one they all fall down
The lyrics to Moon Halo's song Seventh Heaven address the idea of group dynamics and societal norms, highlighting the varying degrees of harmony and conflict that arise when people come together. The first verse describes the peaceful coexistence that can be achieved when people live in harmony, coming together in groups of three. However, as the numbers increase, so does the potential for strife and discord, with groups of four by four going to war and groups of eight by eight spreading hate.
The repetition of "Seventh Heaven" throughout the song serves to emphasize the beauty and tranquility that can exist in groups of seven, while also contrasting it with the chaos and violence that can arise in larger groups. The final lines of the song, "One by one they all fall down," suggest that even the most idealistic visions of harmony and order are ultimately fleeting, with all groups eventually dissolving.
Overall, the lyrics to "Seventh Heaven" offer a commentary on the complexities of human relationships and the challenges of finding and maintaining balance in group dynamics.
Line by Line Meaning
One by one they all fall down
Individuals fall victim to the struggles of life and their inevitable mortality.
Two by two they form a crowd
People seek comfort and companionship by coming together in groups.
Three by three they live in harmony
Living in peace and balance with one another creates a sense of contentment.
That sounds good to me
The concept of unity and cooperation is appealing and desirable.
Four by four they go to war
Groups of people engage in violent conflicts for various reasons despite the harm it causes.
Five by five try to stay alive
Individuals fight for their survival and preservation amidst danger and hardship.
Six by six they still play their dirty tricks
People resort to deceptive or underhanded tactics in order to achieve their goals.
Just to get their fix
Their actions are driven by addictive or compulsive tendencies.
Seventh Heaven... Seventh Heaven
Despite the struggles and conflicts in life, a sense of euphoria or spiritual transcendence can still be achieved.
Eight by eight they all spread hate
Groups of people often perpetuate and spread negative attitudes towards others.
Nine by nine they tow the line
Individuals conform to societal expectations and norms in order to fit in.
Ten by ten they do it all over again
The cycle of human behavior and social patterns repeats itself endlessly.
Writer(s): Iain Jennings, Mark Atkinson
Contributed by Connor S. Suggest a correction in the comments below.