Black Sabbath: Falling Off The Edge Of The World Meaning

Falling Off The Edge Of The World Lyrics

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1. anonymous

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   Sep 7th 2023 !⃝

   It seems to me, to be an environmentalist song. "It seems like desperate measures, but sometimes it's got to be done".
2. anonymous

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   Feb 26th 2019 !⃝

   Just a final note on my interpretation, after Tony delivers us back to stable ground,after our fall,Dio, assuming the voice of God,warns the people of Earth," lookout for DANger". And like many documented times, floods, Sodam and Gomorrah...etc...God deems it necessary to wipe the slate clean. And I agree " seems like desperate measures, but sometimes it's GOT TO BE DONE!" Yes it does
3. anonymous

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   Feb 25th 2019 !⃝

   This is lyric interpretation. This song comes straight from the book of Daniel. Whom in his dreams or night visions saw the faces of doom,and did indeed see some vision from hell! The end of the world,the apocalypse=falling off the edge of the world. It seems pretty obvious, but it's probably just me being delusional again.
4. kooljohn176

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   Aug 28th 2018 !⃝

   One of the best eye and mind opening rock songs of all time to guide us towards the truth. With Ronnie James Dio playing with BLACK SABBATH at that time. Now in a time that He was/is reminding us not to believe in those misguided crystal ball Wizards and Sorcerers ROUND TABLE tales of a ROUND EARTH indoctrination, INSTEAD OF THE ALWAYS KNOWN FLAT EARTH TRUTH OF GOD. Who in today's day feels He is ''Falling off the edge of the world'' by all the ROUND ''Glow ball'' lies.

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