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January 6, 2020

 by Jessica Shelton · Published January 6, 2020

“In Waves” by Trivium

To begin with, Trivium’s “In Waves” is a highly-metaphorical song. But it seems that what the titular “waves” actually represents, as illustrated in the chorus, is “death approaching fast”. We also see in the...

Trivium

January 6, 2020

 by Jessica Shelton · Published January 6, 2020

“Like Light to the Flies” by Trivium

The title of this song (“Like Light to the Flies” is actually a metaphor. The titular light is symbolic of, in Matt Heafy’s own words, “all forms of tragedy”. And “the flies” are meant to...

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January 5, 2020

 by Jessica Shelton · Published January 5, 2020

Trivium’s “The Sin and the Sentence” Lyrics Meaning

The metaphors used in the song “The Sin and the Sentence” are intended to liken a social-media lynch mob to a real-life witch hunt. So let’s say “the sin” is akin to making a statement...

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January 5, 2020

 by Jessica Shelton · Published January 5, 2020

Trivium’s “Strife” Lyrics Meaning

The singer is someone who has been overcome with “strife”. Strife is an emotion whereby an individual becomes angry and, within the context of this song, extremely confrontational. And at the beginning we see that...

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January 5, 2020

 by Jessica Shelton · Published January 5, 2020

“Pull Harder on the Strings of Your Martyr” by Trivium

Matt Heafy’s explanation of “Pull Harder on the Strings of Your Martyr” is that it is based on a character who is a “villainous tyrant”. He is all-powerful, as well as ruthless. And his acts are...

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January 3, 2020

 by Jessica Shelton · Published January 3, 2020

Trivium’s “Sever the Hand” Lyrics Meaning

The album which “Sever the Hand” is featured on is said to be anti-religious in nature. And this track follows along a similar theme. The titular phrase, “sever the hand”, points to the idea...