Undying

Demon Hunter's song 'Undying' delves into themes of resilience, immortality, and spiritual triumph. The lyrics paint a picture of an unyielding spirit, crafted from 'wood and stone,' symbolizing strength and permanence. This metaphor suggests that the protagonist is built to withstand the trials and tribulations of life, including the 'heavy hand of death.' The notion of being 'the solid grip of time' further emphasizes an eternal presence, unshaken by the passage of time or the inevitability of death.

The chorus, with its powerful imagery of 'blinding lights' and the call to be 'undying,' speaks to a transformative experience. This transformation is not just physical but also spiritual, as the protagonist transcends mortal limitations. The reference to 'blood that covers over my fall' alludes to a sacrificial element, possibly hinting at Christian themes of redemption and salvation through the blood of Christ. This spiritual victory is portrayed as a source of unshakeable strength, allowing the protagonist to 'reign forever hallowed in eternity's hand.'

The song's message is one of enduring faith and perseverance. The lines 'We are the ones who will still remain when all is laid to waste' and 'when angels cry, will see them face to face' suggest a community of believers who will endure beyond the end of the world. This collective resilience is a testament to their unwavering faith and the eternal promise they hold. Demon Hunter, known for their blend of metalcore and Christian themes, uses 'Undying' to inspire listeners to find strength in their faith and to remain steadfast in the face of life's challenges.