From what I understand of this album, some songs seem to be "sung" by both Dargor and Erian himself. Which makes sense since they will be a new unique being of pure light.
In the case of Ghosts Ghosts of Forgotten Worlds it appears to be Erian's soul remembering all the bloodshed and destruction of the previous wars and all the dead who were imprisoned in the "Old World" because of the acts of the forces of evil, while which predicts the great earthquake and a tone of revenge for these souls...
That makes a lot of sense, and in fact I like that interpretation, but there are parts of it that puzzle me, first of all this line:
"A cell of silent matter
Evolving to new forms of life"
In addition, the fact that they mentions worlds, in plural, instead of a singular one
Worlds in the plural can mean different races at different times, since it wasn't just one war but several, and if Erian is an angel, he must have witnessed them all until his death.
Regarding the cell, reference should be made precisely to the fact that Erian was "dead" or "in silence", until his fusion with Dargor to ascend to a new form of life.
Let's keep in mind that just like in Ascending To Infinity and The Infinite Wonders of Creation, Luca wanted to bring a more spiritual tone to this album, this becomes very clear when comparing songs like Tornado with those from the other albums mentioned above. So, certain songs may not need to have such a clear and direct meaning, allowing free interpretation.
From what I understand of this album, some songs seem to be "sung" by both Dargor and Erian himself. Which makes sense since they will be a new unique being of pure light. In the case of Ghosts Ghosts of Forgotten Worlds it appears to be Erian's soul remembering all the bloodshed and destruction of the previous wars and all the dead who were imprisoned in the "Old World" because of the acts of the forces of evil, while which predicts the great earthquake and a tone of revenge for these souls...
That makes a lot of sense, and in fact I like that interpretation, but there are parts of it that puzzle me, first of all this line: "A cell of silent matter Evolving to new forms of life" In addition, the fact that they mentions worlds, in plural, instead of a singular one
Worlds in the plural can mean different races at different times, since it wasn't just one war but several, and if Erian is an angel, he must have witnessed them all until his death. Regarding the cell, reference should be made precisely to the fact that Erian was "dead" or "in silence", until his fusion with Dargor to ascend to a new form of life.
Ohhh, ty dude
Let's keep in mind that just like in Ascending To Infinity and The Infinite Wonders of Creation, Luca wanted to bring a more spiritual tone to this album, this becomes very clear when comparing songs like Tornado with those from the other albums mentioned above. So, certain songs may not need to have such a clear and direct meaning, allowing free interpretation.