so is it safe to say this is Set finally considering showing mercy for the human race after having lived among us, and seeing that we are not all the monsters he was literally created to destroy ,but in the end chooses to fulfil his duty as the Antichrist.As we know in plagues of babylon he unleashes the plagues on man .
We were totally monsters before the clouding but after that, it became little more complicated. Set and setians ultimately designed downfalls of all human civilisations, but Set was really surprised by the sacrifice of Jesus in the song Crucify the King, even though he was the one who crucified him. He wanted to see, if the clouding actually changed humanity for the better. Although its obvious that he did not simply forgive us, he may have created dystopias and unleashed the plagues in order to test our resolve. I have heard, is that Framing Armageddon and Crucible of man summarise the Something Wicked story, making Come What May its ending. While I'm not entirely certain in which order the albums come after those two in the story timeline, all final songs from the albums where Set makes appearance have common theme of hope. (The end? and Tragedy and Triumph and Come What May). Those just might be false hopes from human perspective of course, but that kinda ruins Come What May for me (my favorite song of all time), and since I can't find definite answers, I stick with my theory.
That's my fav song ever and I'm 43...
Very much about the times we experience now...
so is it safe to say this is Set finally considering showing mercy for the human race after having lived among us, and seeing that we are not all the monsters he was literally created to destroy ,but in the end chooses to fulfil his duty as the Antichrist.As we know in plagues of babylon he unleashes the plagues on man .
We were totally monsters before the clouding but after that, it became little more complicated. Set and setians ultimately designed downfalls of all human civilisations, but Set was really surprised by the sacrifice of Jesus in the song Crucify the King, even though he was the one who crucified him. He wanted to see, if the clouding actually changed humanity for the better. Although its obvious that he did not simply forgive us, he may have created dystopias and unleashed the plagues in order to test our resolve.
I have heard, is that Framing Armageddon and Crucible of man summarise the Something Wicked story, making Come What May its ending. While I'm not entirely certain in which order the albums come after those two in the story timeline, all final songs from the albums where Set makes appearance have common theme of hope. (The end? and Tragedy and Triumph and Come What May). Those just might be false hopes from human perspective of course, but that kinda ruins Come What May for me (my favorite song of all time), and since I can't find definite answers, I stick with my theory.
Great work, Great song!
Thanks man I love this band.
Bravo!
Exceptional work on this music
More badass lyrics!
beautifully edited video, great work bro. Hail Iced Earth \m/
Thanks alot.
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Que adianta colocar letras se a edição de imagens atrapalha...???
quase não deu pra ler...
Sinta-se livre para obter vidro.O_O
Lyrics are not clear, color and font suck!