Saboteurs Sabaton
"Saboteurs" by Sabaton, released in 2019, is a #Metal anthem that highlights the bravery and cunning of resistance fighters during World War II. The lyrics celebrate sabotage as a form of warfare, emphasizing themes of heroism and defiance against oppression. Musically, it features powerful riffs and anthemic choruses, contributing to its motivational impact. The song resonates with fans of military history and has solidified Sabaton's reputation for blending music with historical narratives.
Dropped down to a world of ice
A plateau of frozen lakes
A Nazi place of doom in their sights
Training camps on Scottish Heights
To commando saboteurs
A mission of their lives lies ahead
Called in to serve
And they knew what to do
They were the heroes of the cold
Warrior soul, they signed a book of history
They played a leading role to win the 2nd war
Allied time was running short
They would race against the bomb
And hours turned to days, time passed on
As the nature test their strength
They would fight through night and day
To live amongst the wild, stay alive
Called in to serve
And they knew what to do
They were the heroes of the cold
Warrior soul, they signed a book of history
They played a leading role to win the 2nd war
A plateau of frozen lakes
A Nazi place of doom in their sights
Training camps on Scottish Heights
To commando saboteurs
A mission of their lives lies ahead
Called in to serve
And they knew what to do
They were the heroes of the cold
Warrior soul, they signed a book of history
They played a leading role to win the 2nd war
Allied time was running short
They would race against the bomb
And hours turned to days, time passed on
As the nature test their strength
They would fight through night and day
To live amongst the wild, stay alive
Called in to serve
And they knew what to do
They were the heroes of the cold
Warrior soul, they signed a book of history
They played a leading role to win the 2nd war
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