Song Meanings and Facts

Song Meanings and Facts

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“Bending the Arc to Fear” by Trivium

“Bending the Arc to Fear” is one of the most complex songs on “What the Dead Men Say”.  It deals with a number of topics, and the way they all tie together is, to...

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“Scattering the Ashes” by Trivium

The initial premise behind Trivium’s “Scattering the Ashes” was the death of Corey Beaulieu’s, Trivium’s guitarist’s, grandfather. And as part of the burial ceremony they literally scattered his ashes into the sea. But taking things a step...

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Trivium’s “Sickness Unto You” Lyrics Meaning

Let’s cut right to the chase. Trivium’s “Sickness Unto You” was written during a particular period in the life of Matt Heafy, Trivium’s lead singer. And one of the situations that was going on at the time...

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Trivium’s “The Defiant” Lyrics Meaning

Interestingly enough, this song was inspired by the 2019 documentary “Surviving R. Kelly”, as well as the story of a likewise celebrity, Harvey Weinstein. Both R&B singer Kelly and powerful Hollywood executive Weinstein were brought to justice...

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“Bleed Into Me” by Trivium

Apparently the storyline of Trivium’s “Bleed Into Me” breaks down as so. The addressee would be someone going through some type of personal issue(s). This individual is also someone whom the singer cares about. By virtue of...

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“Catastrophist” by Trivium

Trivium’s “Catastrophist” is a very-complex song lyrically. But what seems to be going down is that the addressee would be akin to the leaders of society or the powers-that-be. And the vocalist seems to be...

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“The Hate from Your Heart” by Trivium

As the title suggests, the addressee of “The Hate from Your Heart” is a hateful person. Moreover the narrator himself is apparently the object of his ill will. And being alarmed by this reality, he...

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Trivium

“Until the World Goes Cold” by Trivium

Trivium’s “Until the World Goes Cold” can be classified as an exercise in positivity thinking, if you will. Matt Heafy has described it as being premised on a person coming to realize what the ultimate...