Gavrilo The Dreadnoughts
"Gavrilo" by The Dreadnoughts, released in 2010, is a folk-punk song that explores themes of rebellion, historical conflict, and the impact of war, specifically referencing Gavrilo Princip's assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand. Its energetic instrumentation and catchy melodies highlight the band's unique blend of traditional folk and punk elements. The song reflects on the consequences of violence and the cyclical nature of history. #FolkPunk
Hello my dear old friend
Good to see your face again
How is your little cell?
And do they treat you well?
The last time that we met
Your blood was running hot
Your handshake it was fine
You're happy then you're not
Gavrilo you're mine
The silver bullet would not miss
There was a poison in that kiss
Come on, come on, come on
Take my hand, my hand
Gavrilo
Now tell me how it feels
To see it all revealed
To see the world aflame
A curse upon your name
Machines that never quit
Obscenity and sin
I hope you will permit
This crooked little grin
Good to see your face again
How is your little cell?
And do they treat you well?
The last time that we met
Your blood was running hot
Your handshake it was fine
You're happy then you're not
Gavrilo you're mine
The silver bullet would not miss
There was a poison in that kiss
Come on, come on, come on
Take my hand, my hand
Gavrilo
Now tell me how it feels
To see it all revealed
To see the world aflame
A curse upon your name
Machines that never quit
Obscenity and sin
I hope you will permit
This crooked little grin
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