Eden to Eden

Search for the meaning here,
Hidden within these words:
Tis a song that's sung of fallen tears,
Given way for two love birds.

Love birds yet not of feathered creed
Shot down for gambled play,
And caged a far distance betweenst themselves
For the hunter felt it best that way.

'She bird is mine,' the hunter said,
'Twas this bird I raised and faithfully fed.'
Twas he bird who released her from her cage,
Sought her womb in youthful age.

Love birds the name, these birds they call,
Two, plural, love bird, takes two.
'Twas not her womb of which he sought,
And certainly not her youth.

Love birds the name, these birds they call,
Two, plural, love bird, it takes two.

And now we see the hunter man,
Robbed without a prey,
The evil which he sought to do,
Caused the birds to pass away.

For lonelines and solitaire,
To death for every soul.
For birds of God were meant to pair,
The two to complete the whole.

And now we see the final meaning
Of this rhyme and verse:
The pending judgment of the King
Who rules the Universe.

For with Adam and his spirit Eve,
To share the Kingdom fair;
But when they sinned they lost their crown
In exchange for shame to bear.

So Eve travailed and brought forth death,
And passed the crown to all,
For each to learn the lesson here,
The kingdom of the Fall.

For virgins do not bring forth sons,
Until God does reverse,
The inner meaning of the law,
To remove man from the curse.

For in the Christ, we've seen a Bride,
The water mixed with blood,
The wife with cloven tongues of fire,
Of whom the Christ has loved.

And now he's back to sing his song,
The life of every spring,
And love birds gather, each one with mate,
For the marriage of the King.

David Koresh