"Then Came The Last Days Of May"
(Song by Blue Oyster Cult)
(last verse):
"They're ok the last days of may, I'll be breathing dry air
I'm leaving soon, the others are already there
You wouldn't be interested in coming along, instead of staying here
They say the west is nice this time of year"
 
I have long been intrigued by what appear to be significant things for clues to the day in which we live, hidden in works of popular music, movies, etc. (I came out of a world of rock music many years ago having been called out by God, and since have seen much evidence from! that world of the demonic origins of much of it.)
 
As is also done by many influential secret societies, they love to hide clues of what's coming, in plain sight before something happens. It's all around us every day. Often times I get the feeling that even the artists themselves are unaware of the significance of their own words, as they will admit that their best stuff comes to them from a spiritual place or entity (sometimes called a "muse") that is other than themselves.
 
The quote above is from a song by a band called "Blue Oyster Cult," on a live album called "On Your Feet Or On Your Knees". Do these rock musicians have any idea that soon everyone will be faced with just such a command? (Either: "Stand and lift your heads, for your redemption draws nigh..." Or else: "On your knees and worship the Beast...")
 
The lyrics from that last verse have absolutely nothing to do with the rest of the song that comes before. But they came to mind when I read the post about May 31 being significant to all of us.
 
Barry Amundsen