Forever Angel
Axel Rudi Pell
Brotherhood and Freedom in "Forever Angel" by Axel Rudi Pell
The song "Forever Angel" by Axel Rudi Pell is an ode to brotherhood and freedom, central themes for the Hells Angels motorcycle club. The lyrics begin with the mention of birth on "judgment day," suggesting that club members are viewed critically by society. However, they choose to follow their own path, living according to their own laws and values. The idea of "fellowship forever" reinforces the notion of loyalty and unity among members, who seek to free their souls through this brotherhood.
The image of "riding with the brothers through the wind and the rain" symbolizes the resilience and brotherhood of the Hells Angels. They are proud of their colors, a symbol of identity and belonging, and feel invulnerable, as if they cannot feel pain. The repetition of the chorus "Forever angel, keep on riding and fight for your rights" emphasizes the ongoing fight for freedom and rights, a cause they fervently defend.
The lyrics also address the price of freedom, comparing it to "dancing with the devil." This suggests that the life of a Hells Angel is full of challenges and sacrifices, but brotherhood is the highest calling in their lives. The phrase "all for one and for all" encapsulates the spirit of solidarity and mutual support that defines the group. The song ends with a reaffirmation of the Hells Angels' mission: to continue fighting for their rights and living their lives to the fullest, unafraid of adversity.
