Evil Warning

Angra's song 'Evil Warning' is a powerful anthem that delves into the struggle of pursuing dreams in a world that often feels harsh and unforgiving. The lyrics encourage listeners to hold onto their dreams and the vision of a better future, even when faced with adversity and deceit. The opening lines, 'Time to believe in the dream that you've seen / In a world that is broken and mean,' set the tone for the song, emphasizing the importance of maintaining hope and determination despite the surrounding negativity.

The song also touches on themes of isolation and the relentless pursuit of goals. Lines like 'Miles away / You're heading for the unknown / and there's no way to get back' and 'You get so lonely... / With no fore-sight until another day!' highlight the loneliness and uncertainty that often accompany the journey towards one's aspirations. The repeated refrain of 'Evil warning / You're much too fast and much too high, / No time to worry!' serves as a cautionary note, reminding listeners of the dangers of moving too quickly and recklessly without considering the consequences.

'Evil Warning' also speaks to the resilience required to keep fighting for one's dreams. The lyrics 'Run, don't wait for the sun / cause it's setting on your hopes' and 'Don't let your pride / make your blood flow cold in vain... / Until the end!' urge listeners to keep pushing forward, even when it feels like the odds are stacked against them. The song's message is ultimately one of perseverance and the belief that, despite the challenges, the sun will eventually shine for everyone who dares to dream and fight for their freedom.