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"From the Heavens" (空より現れし者 ~次元の狭間オメガ:アルファ編~, Sora yori Arawareshimono ~Jigen no Hazama Omega: Arufahen~?, lit. The One Who Manifests from the Heavens ~Dimension's Space Omega: Alpha~) is a boss theme in Final Fantasy XIV: Stormblood. It was composed by Masayoshi Soken and arranged by Yoshitaka Suzuki and Soken.

It is an arrangement of both "Torn from the Heavens" and "The Maker's Ruin".

Game appearances[]

Final Fantasy XIV: Stormblood[]

"From the Heavens" plays in the second phase of the battle with Omega in Alphascape V4 Alphascape V4.0 (Savage). It is track 7 on the Shadowbringers: Final Fantasy XIV Original Soundtrack.

Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker[]

"From the Heavens (Orchestral Version)" plays during the battle against Omega in the third and fourth phases of The Omega Protocol (Ultimate) The Omega Protocol (Ultimate). It is taken from the Eorzean Symphony: Final Fantasy XIV Orchestral Album Vol.2.

Lyrics[]

Like "Ultima", "Revenge Twofold", "Heroes", "The Worm's Tail", and "Invincible", random sounds that resemble vocals were generated to create the music. It was given actual lyrics for the Final Fantasy XIV Orchestra Concert 2019 -Eorzean Symphony-, written by Michael-Christopher Koji Fox. The official lyrics were released on the Eorzean Symphony: Final Fantasy XIV Orchestral Album Vol.2.

Eorzean Symphony version[]

English
Our shadows lost in light, this life
A fleeting kiss
Hark! Temptation rings!
Virtue slips through hands a-clenching wicked fruit
Passion festers, black'ning sinless souls to root
Sink'neath dark waters
Drink deep, we suffer
Drowning, drowning, drowning, drowning
Irons sundered
Paradise plundered


Come welcome this
Come welcome this
Destiny
Virtue slips through hands a-clenching wicked fruit
Passion festers, black'ning sinless souls to root
Sickles grate on heaven's gate their fields ignored
Seeking sinners deathlessly they reap discord
As two become one
Here ends this, our journey
Never-ending, onward march!
Witness our escape
This our escape, this our escape
This our escape, this our escape
This our escape, this our ascension
Japanese translation
我らが影は、光の中に消えた
この生涯は、儚い口づけの知し
聞け! 誘惑の鐘の音を!
悪徳の果実を掴む手より、美徳が滑り落ちる
情熱が腐敗し、罪なき魂さえ芯まで黒く染まる
暗き水底に沈みて
肺は水に満ち、我らは苦しまん
溺れて、溺れて、溺れて、溺れて
手枷は断たれた
楽園は略奪された


歓迎せよ
歓迎せよ
この運命を
悪徳の果実を掴む手より、美徳が滑り落ちる
情熱が腐敗し、罪なき魂さえ芯まで黒く染まる
死神の鎌は天の門を損ない、庭地は忘れ去られ、
絶えず咎人を探し続け、不和を刈り取る
二人が一人となりて
この地は、我らが旅の終着なり
然れとも終わることなく、前へと進め!
見よ、我らが離脱を
我らが離脱を、我らが離脱を
我らが離脱を、我らが離脱を
我らが離脱を、我らが昇天を

Arrangement album appearances[]

Final Fantasy XIV Orchestral Arrangement Album Vol.2[]

An orchestral arrangement of "From the Heavens" was released with Sachiko Miyano as the arranger. It was conducted by Hirofumi Kurita and performed by the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra and the Nikikai Chorus Group.

Live performances[]

Eorzean Symphony: Final Fantasy XIV Orchestral Album Vol.2[]

A concert performance of "From the Heavens" orchestrated by Sachiko Miyano for the Eorzean Symphony was recorded and appears on this album. It was conducted by Hirofumi Kurita and performed by the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra and the Nikikai Chorus Group.

It is also on the Eorzean Symphony: Final Fantasy XIV Orchestral Album Vol.2 (Concert version).

Non-Final Fantasy guest appearances[]

The Game Awards 2021[]

"From the Heavens" plays when Final Fantasy XIV wins the Best Ongoing Game Award at The Game Awards 2021.[1]

Etymology[]

Heaven is a common religious, cosmological, or transcendent place where heavenly beings such as gods, angels, jinn, saints, or venerated ancestors are said to originate, be enthroned, or to live. According to the beliefs of some religions, heavenly beings can descend to earth or incarnate, and earthly beings can ascend to Heaven in the afterlife, or in exceptional cases enter Heaven alive.

References[]

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