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The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Anthems of Apocalypse" by the artist "Winds Of Plague"

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The song "Anthems of Apocalypse" by Winds Of Plague tackles the theme of the inevitable end of the world and the search for meaning in life against the backdrop of a global catastrophe. The lyrical hero reflects on his actions and regrets, emphasizing the importance of living life to the fullest and not putting off dreams for later, because "tomorrow may be too late."

He refuses to submit to public opinion ("I will not bow to the public") and live by the rules of others ("I will not live within the constraints of rules"), asserting his individuality ("I am who I am"). The hero is true to his ideals and is ready to defend them even in the face of the apocalypse. He is not afraid of death and chaos, seeing in the destruction of the world an opportunity to see "true beauty."

The image of "warring heaven and hell" can be interpreted as a metaphor for the struggle between good and evil, chaos and order, taking place both in the outside world and within the person himself. The lyrical hero finds himself "caught in the middle" but does not give up and remains true to himself ("I will stand my ground. This soul is mine forever").

At the end of the song, there is a call to fight ("You wanna see us fail? Not today, motherfucker!"), emphasizing the hero's determination to withstand any adversity and not lose hope even in the most hopeless situations.

"Anthems of Apocalypse" is an anthem of resilience, urging us to appreciate every moment of life, stay true to ourselves and not be afraid of the future, no matter how daunting it may seem.

When this world ends I will stop in my tracks

And ask myself what have I done with my life?

I have seen the lands in purity,

I've seen the masses brought to their knees.

I will not regret what I have done,

But what I have not done.

Tomorrow is too late.

I will not bow before the public,

Live inside the lines.

I am who I am.

Sworn to my ideals that when this world comes to its end

And I'm stuck in the middle between warring heaven and hell

I will stand my ground.

This soul remains mine forever.

As the earth crumbles and the sky falls

I will breathe and I will come to see true beauty.

At this time between existence

I find myself back waist deep.

You want to see us fail?

Not today, motherfucker!

With every odd stacked against us

I'm in between a warring heaven and hell,

I will stand my ground.

This soul is mine forever.

As the earth crumbles and the sky falls

Time will freeze and I will breathe.

And I will come to see true beauty.

At this time between existence

Many are torn apart.

I will stand with my heart on my sleeve.

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