Where Have the Angels Gone
Russell Allen & Jorn Lande Lyrics


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I remember all your promises
I remember all your words
You told me life could change in for the better
I shouldn't believe in what I've heard

In a blink of an eye
Everything happens
Be patient now

Where have the angels gone
Where are all the miracles they've done
Can you answer me now
I wanna know I wanna know
Where have the angels gone
Where are all the miracles they've done
Can you answer me now
I wanna know

Counting the hours I've been waiting
Counting the lies that I've been told
Am I the only one who's searching
Searching for a miracle of gold

In a blink of an eye
Everything happens
Be patient now





Where have the angels gone...

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to "Where Have The Angels Gone" speak to the universal human desire for hope and change in difficult times. The song is sung from the perspective of someone who has been promised that life will get better, but who is becoming increasingly disillusioned by the lack of tangible results. The lines "I remember all your promises, I remember all your words" suggest that the singer has been given assurances by someone in a position of authority or leadership, but is starting to doubt their sincerity.


The chorus of the song, with its repeated question "Where have the angels gone?" adds a spiritual dimension to the lyrics. The angels can be seen as a metaphor for divine intervention or help from a higher power, and their absence suggests that the singer is feeling abandoned or forgotten by the universe. The repeated line "Can you answer me now? I wanna know" reinforces this sense of desperation and longing for answers.


Overall, "Where Have The Angels Gone" is a poignant reflection on the struggle to find hope and meaning in difficult times. The lyrics capture the frustration and disappointment of someone who has been promised a better life, but is still waiting for that promise to be fulfilled.


Line by Line Meaning

I remember all your promises
I have not forgotten the commitments and pledges you made to me


I remember all your words
I have recollected all the things you spoke to me


You told me life could change for the better
You implied that my life could turn around and become better


I shouldn't believe in what I've heard
According to you, I should not trust everything I have heard


In a blink of an eye
Suddenly, without warning


Everything happens
Things occur at their own pace


Be patient now
Wait for things to unfold


Where have the angels gone
Where is the benevolent presence that used to exist


Where are all the miracles they've done
Why are there no exceptional occurrences that used to transpire


Can you answer me now
Could you explain it to me at present


I wanna know I wanna know
I am eager to comprehend


Counting the hours I've been waiting
I am surveying the time that has elapsed while waiting


Counting the lies that I've been told
I am keeping track of the false information that was given to me


Am I the only one who's searching
Is it just me trying to discover


Searching for a miracle of gold
Looking for a significant and valuable phenomenon




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I really, really wish this song was in a movie. (Very Much!)

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this band needs more recognition

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A future classic then and a classic now. Damn, it's so good. Ferrari, Porsche and Lamborghini got together and made 3 albums of the century.

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I love this song

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Fantastic song. Great album. Thanx!

@Coreowareo95

Where have the Angel's gone, where are all the miracles they have done?

Best line ever in history of Rock and Roll Legends.

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