Centurion

The song 'Centurion' by the artist Centurion paints a vivid and intense picture of a powerful and relentless warrior, symbolized by the historical figure of a Roman centurion. The lyrics describe a character who has been wronged and exiled by politicians, now returning with a vengeance. This centurion is not just a soldier but a force of nature, darkening the peace of life and bringing about a storm of warfare. The imagery of widows and fainting people highlights the devastating impact of his return, suggesting a world that will witness his might and fury.

The song uses powerful metaphors and vivid imagery to convey the centurion's unstoppable force. Descriptions like 'heavy as a triphammer' and 'louder than a locomotive' emphasize his overwhelming power. The 'eagles of banners' and 'roman predator' crossing the door evoke the might of the Roman Empire, known for its military prowess and conquests. The centurion's march is depicted as a relentless advance, with legions moving forward and a 'blazing river of lead' symbolizing the destruction he brings.

The chorus reinforces the centurion's unstoppable nature, with lines like 'Centurion is flashing, Centurion is marching, Centurion is laughing, Centurion is coming on!' This repetition emphasizes his relentless advance and the inevitability of his arrival. The final lines, 'He's burning, he's killing, he's swinging, March on, march on, march on, He's coming to get you!' leave no doubt about the centurion's deadly intent and the fear he instills in his enemies. The song captures the essence of a powerful, vengeful warrior, unstoppable in his quest for retribution and dominance.