LYRICS
Come with me on a trip to 333
A time and place where 2/3 is the other half
Join with me as virtual turns into reality
Avoid the hex of 666
Be born again with a new twist
Rising above with unclenched fist
Be born again with a new twist
Reverse the order of the first-last list
Chorus
New age begin… known as Just
Unveil paradise betwixt the mist
New age begin… known as Just
Like the stars shine and the dead from the dust
Chorus
Be born again with a new twist
Rising above with unclenched fist
Be born again with a new twist
Reverse the order of the first-last list
The twist of the age with no age
Hmm… will there be need for a sage
The twist of the age with no age
Will the shaman get the hook from the stage
ABOUT THE SONG
Chords — C A
A G A G A D A
C A
1-track live stereo recordings made in the USA (West Chester, Chester County, Pennsylvania, United States of America.)
The song is about 666 and the mark of the beast as it relates to repeating decimals. That is to say 2/3 written as a decimal is .666. Those that are part of the two-thirds will not be born again… thus, the mark of the beast. Those that are part of the .333 may be “the people of God — shall shine as brightly as the sun’s brilliance, and those who turn many to righteousness will glitter like stars forever.” (Daniel 12: 3-4)
However, the immortality of “forever” may eventually be seen as a curse for insisting on divine intervention (due to our destruction of the planet.) Whenever humans insist on divine intervention, there are consequences. For instance, when Eve ate the apple — “condemning the man to sustain life through hard labor and the woman to create new life through painful childbirth.”
What if the consequence the .333 pay for the actions of the .666 is immortality — never to be born again? What good will a sage or shaman be then?
Notes:
666
1/3 and 666
Daniel 7:8
Apocalypse In 9/8
Daniel — Vocals, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Keyboards
From the album featuring versions of each song in both Country and Progressive Rock versions — Dr. Jackal and Mr. Rawhide
By Daniel Brouse