Fallen Angels

Lyrics

Fallen Angels Words and Music The Reverend Billy Rose! ©2001 A young man cries in the city Crushed by the weight of his sin He swears from now on things will be different But tonight, some fool's gold will tempt him Angel, broken angel, no, you don't have to cry Angel,helpless angel, let the Son dry your eyes A young woman strolls down the boulevard Silently, past the hopeless faces Although the streets have betrayed her innocence Tonight she'll be someone's little girl Angel, broken angel, no, you don't have to cry Angel, helpless angel, let the Son dry your eyes Angel, lost angel, spread your wings and start to fly Angel, fallen angel, catch the wind and touch the sky Catch the wind and touch the sky Hey hey, yeah, hey I say look at, all the fallen angels Whoa whoa, whoa oh, whoa oh oh oh

Credits

Lyrics Credits: The Reverend Billy Rose!

Music Credits: The Reverend Billy Rose!, K.C. and M.C. Stephens

Producer Credits: The Reverend Billy Rose! and K.C. (including final mix)

Publisher Credits: Bowtie Productions

Performance Credits: The Reverend Billy Rose Vocals, K.C. Bass, Jaime Combs Percussion and Guitar part repair that engineer messed up and never told me.) Guitars J.R. and N/A

Label Credits: N/A

Description

Short Song Description: The lost and fallen angels of the world... the forgotten youth.

Long Song Description: Observing young men and women, some still in their teens, prostituting themselves on the streets in order to purchase crack.

Story Behind the Song: I am an ordained minister (thus The Rev! moniker) and I would go into a certain part of my town to minister and observe these kids selling their bodies and their souls for their next high.

Metadata

Song Length: 7:32

Primary Genre: Blues-Rock

Secondary Genre: Pop-General

Tempo: Medium Slow (91 - 110)

Lead Vocal: Male Vocal

Subject Matter 1: Darkness

Subject Matter 2: Loneliness

Mood 1: Heartbreaking

Mood 2: Poignant

Similar Artist 1: Stevie Ray Vaughan

Similar Artist 2: Jimi Hendrix

Language: English

Era: 1980 - 1989