Episode 666
In Flames
In Flames
IN FLAMES
- Episode 666 LyricsWelcome here, the squirrel-wheel begins
fasten the left hand belts
Remember not to think too much
and your trip will be numbingly pleasant
Non-caring is the easiest way
but to secure a passage to the second plane
you have to complete level one
Their dead-smile lips turn on their TV
while urban gravestones scrape the skies
Rising over marionette cities and marionette skies
This is episode 666
destination chaos
Each and all an actor blind
fasten the left hand belts
Remember not to think too much
and your trip will be numbingly pleasant
Non-caring is the easiest way
but to secure a passage to the second plane
you have to complete level one
while urban gravestones scrape the skies
Rising over marionette cities and marionette skies
This is episode 666
destination chaos
Each and all an actor blind
Facts about Episode 666
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Episode 666 is written by Jesper Claes Haakan Stroemblad, Bjoern Ingvar Gelotte, Anders Par Friden.
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It is first released on October 15, 1997 as part of In Flames's album "Whoracle" which includes 14 tracks in total. This song is the 8th track on this album.
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When we analyze the meaning behind the words, In Flames' 'Episode 666' is a powerful statement that goes against the dehumanizing aspect of modern life, the singer delivers his message through metaphors such as 'marionette cities' and 'dead-smile lips' where people are described as losing their liveliness and auras and being led like puppets, ultimately resulting in disorder. The lyrics of Episode 666 mainly point out the issues of society, angst, despair, anger, and meditation. At the same time, the song underscores the existence of alienation, apathy, conformity, and chaos as well as the disorder that comes with it. The lyrics symbolize apathy, chaos, and a feeling of being controlled which could be disturbing for the younger generation. The repeated references to 'episode 666' and 'destination chaos' further contribute to the mature and somewhat dark tone of the song.
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Episode 666 falls under the genre Rock.
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Episode 666 song length is 3 minutes and 47 seconds.
Who wrote Episode 666 lyrics?
Episode 666 is written by Jesper Claes Haakan Stroemblad, Bjoern Ingvar Gelotte, Anders Par Friden.
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When was Episode 666 released?
It is first released on October 15, 1997 as part of In Flames's album "Whoracle" which includes 14 tracks in total. This song is the 8th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Episode 666 lyrics?
When we analyze the meaning behind the words, In Flames' 'Episode 666' is a powerful statement that goes against the dehumanizing aspect of modern life, the singer delivers his message through metaphors such as 'marionette cities' and 'dead-smile lips' where people are described as losing their liveliness and auras and being led like puppets, ultimately resulting in disorder. The lyrics of Episode 666 mainly point out the issues of society, angst, despair, anger, and meditation. At the same time, the song underscores the existence of alienation, apathy, conformity, and chaos as well as the disorder that comes with it. The lyrics symbolize apathy, chaos, and a feeling of being controlled which could be disturbing for the younger generation. The repeated references to 'episode 666' and 'destination chaos' further contribute to the mature and somewhat dark tone of the song.
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Which genre is Episode 666?
Episode 666 falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Episode 666?
Episode 666 song length is 3 minutes and 47 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Jesper Claes Haakan Stroemblad, Bjoern Ingvar Gelotte, Anders Par Friden
Record Label(s): 2010 Good Fight Music under exclusive license from FighterStreet Records A label of My Sweet Records AB
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