Baroness War Wisdom And Rhyme Lyrics

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Who wrote War Wisdom And Rhyme lyrics?

War Wisdom And Rhyme is written by John Baizley.
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What is the meaning behind War Wisdom And Rhyme lyrics?

When we think about what all of this might truly mean, the song 'War, Wisdom and Rhyme' by Baroness explores its themes through three central topics which include conflict and knowledge and poetic expression. The lyrics use metaphors like 'ashes and ovaries' and 'peach and rattlesnake' to symbolize contrasting elements which show the destruction of life and the creation of life together with the complicated nature of human existence. The repeated phrases of 'We are grave, We are graves, We will die' demonstrate how humans will die while their existence will continue through time. War wisdom and rhyme lyrics mainly show despair together with angst and solitude and reflection and anger. The song makes two essential points about human existence through its themes of death and mortality and its depiction of war and conflict and its exploration of human regret and reflective thinking. The lyrics contain themes of war and death which may not be suitable for younger children. The material does not contain explicit language or graphic content yet the mature themes indicate that parents should guide their children through the content.