Song Meaning

Forevermore" plunges into a grim landscape, opening with images of decay and dispersal like a "carrion mass" scattered "to the winds." This immediate sense of being lost and subject to unseen forces is quickly underscored by the repeated, accusatory phrase, "Sisters of lies." The scene feels both ancient and deeply unsettling. A profound tension emerges around the refrain, "Keep forevermore." Initially, it might suggest a resigned acceptance of the "sisters of lies," yet the lyrics quickly introduce a "melting mood" and "compassion for the hypnotised." This suggests an internal conflict, a struggle between passively "go with the stream" and the unsettling awareness of being "enchanted with bewitching eyes," trapped by superficiality like "silk and lace." The lyrics pivot dramatically with the assertion, "You can only mirror my soul," a powerful declaration that strips the deceiver of true agency. This isn't just a challenge; it's a realization that the external lies are merely reflections, not fundamental truths. This insight fuels the defiant, repeated command, "Deceive no more," marking a clear break from the earlier resignation and rejecting the cynical reality where "Lies to be told" are the norm. Ultimately, these lyrics resonate by charting a compelling course from initial despair to a fierce, almost spiritual aspiration. The call to "Destroy these myths to spiritualise" isn't just a rejection of falsehood; it's an active pursuit of deeper meaning. The vision of "second sight we shall transcend" and "exist beyond forever and again" offers a powerful, enduring hope, suggesting that true liberation lies in seeing past the "vicious tongue" and the "shadows we know" to find an authentic, timeless existence.