Line-up:
Pierre Törnkvist - Vocals
Patrik Törnkvist - Guitar, Organ, Piano
Mikael Sanforf - Guitar
Fredrik Andersson - Drums
Markus Parkkila - Bass
Previous members
Mats Järnil - Bass
Oskar Karlsson - Drums
S.O.S
Helltrain Lyrics
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A big pack of kicks and I'll go again
You'd better start to wake up baby, a few more miles and then we'll maybe...
See the shores that we call our home again
[Pre-chorus:]
Do you dare to call the sins of a tifetime? S.O.S - you've got to gamble to win
[Chorus:]
It's a time warp, feel it on the sidewalk, it's a sin, it's a second of skin
It's a time warp, feel it on the sidewalk, s.o.s - you've got to gamble to win
I'd better run away from home - keep rocking, like the soldier on his own
So fucking arrogant to ask for death again
It's like running with a gun, sleep safely, going out there on my own, honestly...
Does any of this make fucking sense?
The lyrics to Helltrain's song S.O.S convey a sense of restlessness and the desire to break free from the monotony of everyday life. The opening lines, "I'd better step into my boots - keep shocking, a box of red wine keeps my head up rocking," suggest that the singer is ready to take action and move forward. The reference to the box of red wine represents a form of escapism and a way to cope with the challenges ahead.
The next lines, "A big pack of kicks and I'll go again, You'd better start to wake up baby, a few more miles and then we'll maybe... See the shores that we call our home again," further reinforce the idea of movement and the desire for change. The singer is ready to leave the past behind and embark on a journey towards a place of familiarity and comfort.
The lyrics also touch on the idea of taking risks and facing the consequences of one's actions. The pre-chorus, "Do you dare to call the sins of a lifetime? S.O.S - you've got to gamble to win," suggests that taking risks and making bold moves may lead to failure, but it also presents an opportunity for growth and success. The chorus repeats the phrase "It's a time warp, feel it on the sidewalk," emphasizing the urgency and uncertainty of the situation.
Overall, the lyrics to S.O.S by Helltrain convey a sense of recklessness and the desire to break free from the mundane routine of life. The song encourages taking risks and facing the consequences of one's actions, even if the outcome is uncertain.
Line by Line Meaning
I'd better step into my boots - keep shocking, a box of red wine keeps my head up rocking
I need to get ready for whatever is coming next and stay alert. Drinking wine helps me stay energized and ready to go.
A big pack of kicks and I'll go again
I just need to have my shoes ready and I'm ready to tackle anything.
You'd better start to wake up baby, a few more miles and then we'll maybe...See the shores that we call our home again
We need to keep pushing forward even though we're tired because we're almost home.
Do you dare to call the sins of a lifetime? S.O.S - you've got to gamble to win
Are you willing to acknowledge the mistakes you've made in your life? To succeed, you have to be willing to take risks.
It's a time warp, feel it on the sidewalk, it's a sin, it's a second of skin
Life can feel like it's moving too fast, and it's like wearing something that's become a part of you.
I'd better run away from home - keep rocking, like the soldier on his own. So fucking arrogant to ask for death again
I need to keep moving forward and stay strong, even if I feel like giving up. Asking to die is selfish and foolish.
It's like running with a gun, sleep safely, going out there on my own, honestly...Does any of this make fucking sense?
This feels dangerous and I'm going out on my own, but I'm not sure if any of this is worth it.
Lyrics © Warner/Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: OSCAR KARLSSON, OSKAR FREDRIK KARLSSON, PATRIK ALF TOERNKVIST, PIERRE ROGER TOERNKVIST
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