Until The End

Heavenly's song 'Until The End' is a poignant reflection on the harrowing experiences of war and the enduring hope for peace. The lyrics, penned by Ben Sotto, delve into the psyche of a soldier who has witnessed the devastating effects of conflict. The song opens with a stark acknowledgment of the trauma inflicted by war, with 'fires and fear' being 'engraved in my brain.' This sets the tone for a narrative that is both personal and universal, capturing the anguish and disillusionment that come with warfare.

The first verse paints a vivid picture of the soldier's isolation and sorrow. The war is described as a 'game which hurts you and your desires,' highlighting the senseless destruction of dreams and aspirations. The soldier's loneliness is palpable as he writes his 'last letter' and 'implores the sky,' a desperate plea for solace and understanding. This emotional turmoil is further emphasized in the bridge, where the soldier grapples with the decision to either wait for the end or seize a chance to escape, risking death to save his life and his country.

The chorus serves as a powerful anthem of resilience and hope. The soldier harbors dreams that 'will never know the glory,' yet he calls upon the 'Lord of victory' to 'defeat the misery.' This juxtaposition of unfulfilled dreams and unwavering faith underscores the complex emotions of a soldier who fights not just for survival, but for a better future. The break section reinforces this resolve, with a call to action for 'one peace and for one love,' emphasizing the universal desire for harmony and unity. The song concludes with a reaffirmation of the soldier's commitment to fight 'until the end,' for the sake of the universe, the rich, and the poor, encapsulating a profound message of hope and determination.