Dying in Your Arms
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| Single by Trivium from the album Ascendancy |
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| Released | 2005 | ||||
| Format | CD | ||||
| Genre | Metalcore | ||||
| Length | 3:05 (Video Mix) | ||||
| Label | Roadrunner Records | ||||
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Dying in Your Arms is a 2005 single written by Matt Heafy. It is the eighth track on Trivium's second album Ascendancy. The Ascendancy Special Edition also includes the music video for the song, the song being performed live and the single edit of the song.
The single edit of the song features differences from the album version such as: it is 3:05 in length, a piano introduction is added, metalcore screaming vocals on the track is replaced with clean vocals, the vocals are increased and a tambourine can be heard during the chorus.
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[edit] Track listing
- Dying in Your Arms (Video Mix) - 3:05
- Blinding Tears Will Break The Skies - 5:40
- Washing Away Me In The Tides - 3:61
[edit] Meaning
"Being with someone can be like an addiction. Gradually, you can't stand to be without them, everything you once enjoyed- you no longer care about, you become weak and dependent. Like a heroin addiction - you think you can't live without it, but you're gradually dying inside and out. Break free." - Matt Heafy [1]
[edit] Video
In the video for this song, the band can be seen performing live on a stage, and doing some back-stage activities. The live footage and backstage footage is mostly recorded at The Limelight in Belfast, Northern Ireland in its Spring & Airbrake section. The video features the edited version of the song with screaming vocals of the song cut out, and replaced by singing.
Dying in Your Arms Video (Windows Media Player)
Dying in Your Arms Video (QuickTime)
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