Fallen angel (disambiguation) explained
A fallen angel, in Abrahamic religions, is an angel that has been exiled or banished from Heaven.
Fallen Angel or The Fallen Angel may also refer to:
Film
Novels
Music
Albums
- Fallen Angel (Uriah Heep album), or the title song, 1978
- Fallen Angel (25 ta Life EP), 2006
- Fallen Angel (Versailles Suicide EP), or the title song, 2002
- Fallen Angel, by Maxim Reality, 2005
- Fallen Angel, by Punky Meadows, 2016
- Fallen Angel..., or the 1960 title song, by Webb Pierce, 1961
Songs
- "Fallen Angel" (King Crimson song), 1974
- "Fallen Angel" (Poison song), (1988)
- "Fallen Angel" (Rogue song), 1975; covered by Frankie Valli (1976)
- "Fallen Angel" (Three Days Grace song), 2015
- "Fallen Angel" (Tix song), 2021
- "Fallen Angel" (Traci Lords song), 1995
- "Fallen Angel", by Aldo Nova from Twitch, 1985
- "Fallen Angel", by Alphaville from Forever Young, 1984
- "Fallen Angel", by Alvin Lee and Mylon Lefevre from On the Road to Freedom, 1973
- "Fallen Angel", by Anri from Trouble in Paradise, 1986
- "Fallen Angel", by Barbara Dickson, 1978
- "Fallen Angel", by Blue Öyster Cult from Cultösaurus Erectus, 1980
- "Fallen Angel", by Bulldozer from The Day of Wrath, 1984
- "Fallen Angel", by Chris Brown from Exclusive, 2007
- "Fallen Angel", by Coney Hatch from Outa Hand, 1983
- "Fallen Angel", by Debbie Gibson from Out of the Blue, 1987
- "Fallen Angel", by Diamond Head from All Will Be Revealed, 2005
- "Fallen Angel", by Elbow from Cast of Thousands, 2003
- "Fallen Angel", by Esham from Judgement Day, 1992
- "Fallen Angel", by Jag Panzer from the re-release of Ample Destruction, 1984
- "Fallen Angel", by John Entwistle from Too Late the Hero, 1981
- "Fallen Angel", by Ketty Lester, 1963
- "Fallen Angel", by Kit Hain from School for Spies, 1983
- "Fallen Angel", by Neil Young from Mirror Ball, 1995
- "Fallen Angel", by Possessed from Seven Churches, 1985
- "Fallen Angel", by Robbie Robertson from Robbie Robertson, 1987
- "Fallen Angel", by Sirenia from The Enigma of Life, 2011
- "Fallen Angel", by Styx from Brave New World, 1999
- "Fallen Angel", by Treat, 1986
- "The Fallen Angel", by Iron Maiden from Brave New World, 2000
- "(She's Just A) Fallen Angel", by Starz from Starz, 1976
Television
Other uses
See also