[Verse 1]
Didn't you know?
It's impossible not to reap what you sow
So, sow good seeds and watch them all grow
With the problem, you can get from the bottom of the deck to the top
Look where you're at
Just believe
You get a sign you don't expect
That your time to go is next
That's the domino effect
You are free
[Outro]
Love thy neighbor so you don't get pulled back
ANGELS
Song Meaning
Voices of Fire open "ANGELS" naming a law rather than a warning — "didn't you know? It's impossible not to reap what you sow, so sow good seeds and watch them all grow" — stating consequence as something already built into how things work, not a threat added on top.
"With the problem, you can get from the bottom of the deck to the top, look where you're at" turns the same principle toward encouragement instead of caution, crediting present position to past choices rather than luck. "You get a sign you don't expect, that your time to go is next, that's the domino effect" keeps the causal chain moving forward without spelling out every link.
"Just believe" sits as its own short instruction between two longer thoughts, refusing to expand into an argument. "You are free" states the song's conclusion plainly, and the closing line, "love thy neighbor so you don't get pulled back," quotes the command directly and ties it to the same cause-and-effect logic that opened the song, rather than presenting it as a separate, unrelated rule.