Superman
RockFour Lyrics


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"Soon" they said "the end is beginning"
Green fields are turning to red
No mistake, the devil's arriving
Astroids are falling like blades

Who's on the bridge?
Set the time
Have you returned once again?
God, we're lost living in a loop
Some things are faster than us

We love stars just like superman
And we're hiding the tears when he flies
Are we sparks, the already made?
And we're craving for roses and wine
Diamond eyes, pushing hard, overdrive

Scary games
Most of us dreaming of being the perfect machines

Who's on the bridge?
Set the time
Have you returned once again?
Is it the end or a start?
Oh, please don't press 'erase'
Join us and play a new game

We love stars just like superman
And we're hiding the tears when he flies
Are we sparks, the already made?




And we're craving for roses and wine
Diamond eyes, pushing hard, overdrive

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to RockFour's song "Superman" evoke a sense of impending doom and uncertainty about the future. The opening lines, "Soon they said 'the end is beginning'/Green fields are turning to red" paint a picture of an apocalyptic world on the horizon. The mention of the devil's arrival and asteroids falling like blades add to the ominous tone of the song. The chorus, however, provides a glimmer of hope as the band sings about their love for stars, just like Superman, and their desire for beauty and pleasure in life, in the form of roses, wine, and diamond eyes that push them to the brink.


The line "God, we're lost living in a loop" suggests a theme of repetitiveness, perhaps implying that humanity is doomed to repeat the same mistakes over and over again. The lyric "Some things are faster than us" could be interpreted as a commentary on how society is often unable to keep up with technology and progress. The song ends with an invitation to "join us and play a new game," possibly suggesting the need for a fresh start or a new way of thinking.


Overall, "Superman" is a thought-provoking song that explores themes of apocalypse, repetition, progress, and the desire for beauty, pleasure, and hope in a bleak world.


Line by Line Meaning

"Soon" they said "the end is beginning"
There are those who are predicting that the end of the world is near.


Green fields are turning to red
The world is changing, and not necessarily for the better.


No mistake, the devil's arriving
It seems that evil or something bad is coming our way, and there is no doubt about it.


Astroids are falling like blades
Something dangerous is happening in the universe or in space.


Who's on the bridge?
Who is in charge here?


Set the time
Get ready for something that is about to happen.


Have you returned once again?
Are we going through a cycle of events that keep repeating themselves?


God, we're lost living in a loop
It feels like we're stuck in a never-ending cycle of events, like we're not making any progress.


Some things are faster than us
There are some things happening that we can't keep up with or control.


We love stars just like superman
We are awe-inspired by the vastness and beauty of the universe.


And we're hiding the tears when he flies
We are deeply moved by the power and grace of superman and try to hide our emotions.


Are we sparks, the already made?
Are we already predetermined or are we in control of our own destinies?


And we're craving for roses and wine
We desire the finer things in life, such as beauty and luxury.


Diamond eyes, pushing hard, overdrive
We are pushing ourselves to the limit to achieve our goals.


Scary games
Life can be frightening and unpredictable.


Most of us dreaming of being the perfect machines
We have an ideal image of how we should be, but in reality we are flawed and imperfect.


Is it the end or a start?
Are we at the beginning of something new, or is it the end of something old?


Oh, please don't press 'erase'
We don't want to forget the past or erase our memories.


Join us and play a new game
Let's start something new and exciting together.




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