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The meaning of the lyrics of the song "The Old Man" by the artist "Wildpath"

The song "The Old Man" by Wildpath tells a story of a tragic confrontation between a god demanding sacrifice and an old man ready to sacrifice himself to save his people.

In a perfect city consumed by pride and selfishness, the god decides to punish his wayward children by demanding a sacrifice. However, an old man stands in his way, possessing no physical strength but gifted with the ability to soothe souls with his music. He agrees to be the sacrifice to protect the innocent from the god's wrath.

The text repeats the refrain "When it's time to leave, it's time to die, // We must not forget the worthy lords, // Keep the peace and keep the faith, // For the Old Man watches over us", emphasizing the idea of self-sacrifice and the importance of preserving peace even at the cost of one's own life.

However, the god, blinded by rage, does not accept the old man's sacrifice and decides to punish everyone. Seeing this, the old man commits an unexpected act: he kills the god, imprisoning his rage in his own heart. Thus, the old man becomes a martyr who saved his people from certain death and an eternal guardian watching over them from the other world.

Dawn of a new day in a so perfect town

Where people became selfish and proud

To stop this madness, their God decides

To warn them, asking for sacrifice

He was not tall, and not so strong

But the power of his songs could bring peace in our souls

When it's time to go, it's time to die

We mustn't forget the worthy lords

Keep the peace and keep the faith

Cause the old man watches over us

To save their lives from their dark fate

They appoint a lonely old man

His eyes turn red, they've failed the test

Coming across the god's incarnation

He was not tall, and not so strong

But the power of his songs could bring peace in our souls

When it's time to go, it's time to die

We mustn't forget the worthy lords

Keep the peace and keep the faith

Cause the old man watch over us

God becomes mad, sentences them to die

Losing control on the elder

To lock the god wrath in his heart

The Old Man sticks a knife in his chest

When it's time to go, it's time to die

We mustn't forget the worthy lords

Keep the peace and keep the faith

Cause the old man watches over us

When it's time to go, it's time to die

We mustn't forget the worthy lords

Keep the peace and keep the faith

Cause the old man watches over us

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