The Fallen by Where Kings Lie is the first single out from the full concept album.  You are the Fallen, We are the Fallen. And together we unite as one!

With guest Bass Guitar by John Moyer of the band Disturbed



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The Fallen

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[In] Complete Disaster

"Underland" is a song that delves deeply into themes of loneliness, inner turmoil, and the struggle for emotional freedom. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone feeling perpetually isolated, unseen, and grappling with intense internal conflict. The imagery of descending "down the rabbit hole" and references to a distorted "wonderland" suggest a journey through confusion and despair, reminiscent of Alice's adventures but twisted into a darker, more introspective narrative.

The song's narrator experiences a profound sense of being trapped, both by their own mind and by external influences. There's a recurring motif of pretending to be okay while hiding true feelings of pain and hopelessness. The verses explore the emotional weight of masking fears, the suffocating nature of unexpressed anguish, and the haunting echoes of self-doubt and negative self-talk.

In the chorus, the plea for liberation from this emotional underworld becomes more urgent, with the narrator questioning their place in a world filled with illusions and control. The bridge's desperate call for help and identity resonates with a cry for validation and understanding from the outside world.

The repeated phrase "I need out" encapsulates the song's central theme: a desperate longing to break free from the cycles of despair and to find a semblance of peace and clarity amidst the chaos. Through its evocative lyrics and melancholic tone, "Underland" captures the struggle of navigating through dark, introspective spaces while yearning for light and release.