Wrath of Heaven
Whispered Lyrics


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"Eye for an eye" said the old man
For mankind's sake has he cried

Wisdom of what to become had been
blessed into his mind

Me myself I'm sick of trying
to help this land evil to the core
For now I'll be an observer
I'll say a prayer, nothing more

Wrath of Heaven sets, the world is cursed
by all the answers written by man (it's all in vain)

I despise the question of
"why, what we have done to earn this
All that's forgotten has returned as the
Wrath Of Heaven

(Solo: Mika)

Yes the Wrath of Heaven sets, the world is cursed
by all the answers written by man (it's all in vain)

I'm gazed by them now, it is me they want to blame
But they don't see in my heart's concealed something
They'll never take away

I don't fear anything anymore,
I know, I'm just a sculpture made of glass
I've reached my end and lived as I am until this day
We stand on the edge of the world now, prepared to fly to eternity




I know by the wisdom of all, there's no death for us by the Wrath of Heaven
by tIt stands besides us til' the end

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Whispered’s song “Wrath of Heaven” depict an old man who has given up on trying to help a world that is corrupted by evil. He speaks of the wisdom he has acquired about what mankind will become, and expresses his frustration with the land that is evil to the core. He decides to be an observer and say a prayer, because that is all he feels he can do. The song goes on to describe the world as cursed, and that all the answers written by man are in vain. The lyrics express a belief that the world is headed towards destruction and that there is no going back. The chorus repeats the phrase, “the Wrath of Heaven sets,” which further emphasizes this belief.


The lyrics also include a solo by Mika, which adds a layer of complexity to the song. The guitar solo is a great contrast to the lyrics, which are quite dark and hopeless. The solo adds a sense of lightness and hopefulness to the song, which is a great way to break up the intensity of the lyrics. The final verse of the lyrics is about the singer’s fearlessness. He speaks of being made of glass and of having reached his end. He is ready to fly to eternity, knowing that there is no death for us with the Wrath of Heaven. This final verse is about acceptance and a peaceful transition to the afterlife.


Line by Line Meaning

Eye for an eye" said the old man
The old man spoke of revenge, seeking justice for mankind.


For mankind's sake has he cried
The old man weeps for the good of humanity, wishing for a better world.


Wisdom of what to become had been blessed into his mind
The old man possessed divine knowledge of what the future held.


Me myself I'm sick of trying to help this land evil to the core For now I'll be an observer I'll say a prayer, nothing more
The artist has grown tired of attempting to save a corrupted world and will now only observe and pray.


Wrath of Heaven sets, the world is cursed by all the answers written by man (it's all in vain)
The world is damned by the consequences of humanity's actions, which will prove to be fruitless.


I despise the question of "why, what we have done to earn this All that's forgotten has returned as the Wrath Of Heaven
The singer resents asking why humanity deserves the retribution they've received for their past, long forgotten transgressions.


(Solo: Mika)
A solo section with instrumentation, likely guitar, performed by the musician Mika.


Yes the Wrath of Heaven sets, the world is cursed by all the answers written by man (it's all in vain)
Again, the world is cursed by the futile efforts of mankind.


I'm gazed by them now, it is me they want to blame But they don't see in my heart's concealed something They'll never take away
The artist is under scrutiny and being falsely accused, but remains strong in their conviction that no one can take away what's in their heart.


I don't fear anything anymore, I know, I'm just a sculpture made of glass I've reached my end and lived as I am until this day
The artist fears nothing, coming to terms with their own fragility in life and having lived true to themselves until the present moment.


We stand on the edge of the world now, prepared to fly to eternity I know by the wisdom of all, there's no death for us by the Wrath of Heaven by tIt stands besides us til' the end
At the brink of eternity, the singer understands that death is not a consequence of divine retribution and that the Wrath of Heaven will remain with them until the end.




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