Prince: 1999 Meaning

1999 Lyrics

Don't worry, I won't hurt U
I only want U 2 have some fun

I was dreamin' when I wrote this, forgive me if it goes astray
But when I woke up there this mornin', could've sworn it was Judgment Day
The sky was all purple, there were people...

1. anonymous

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   Mar 26th 2022 !⃝

   The destruction of the earth sending all that disobeyed God to hell. Prince signed a contract to be wealthy and be a star(Illuminati)! He knew the exact date that he and many others would become demons and start burning eternally. People that were in the industry deep never slept. They were forced to do demonic things like become sex demons/slaves, corrupt the planet, and work against God. “Don’t worry I won’t hurt you, I just want you have some fun. Was not portraying God, they were the words of satan. The year 2000 started out with a sea blood. The sky was all purple their were people running everywhere. As those that were to be cast into hell moved from the living realm to a spiritual realm called hell. Most didn’t believe that year 2000 was going be the end of the world, but it was. They all are locked into the matrix burning eternally.
   
   -Yahweh-
2. anonymous

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   Mar 6th 2012 !⃝

   Its no joke he really was dreaming when he wrote this because its demonically influenced and dreams are on the spiritual realm. Alot of songs out have the same themes and titles,
   the illuminati gives the artists a idea of a song and they write their own style but the titles and subject matrter is the same. Theres a too many songs called monster by different artists,.......
   "dance until the world ends" "just dance" etc this fits in that category...... It really does talk bout judgement day and the rapture.

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