Sabaton is a Swedish heavy metal band from Falun, Sweden. The vast majority… Read Full Bio ↴Sabaton is a Swedish heavy metal band from Falun, Sweden. The vast majority of their albums are written about historical events, mainly wars and significant battles. Sabaton has been referred to as one of the "big four" power metal bands, along with Helloween, Blind Guardian and DragonForce. They are one of the most successful metal bands in Swedish history, with their album Carolus Rex being the best-selling Swedish heavy metal album of all time.
Formation and first albums (1999–2009)
Sabaton was formed in December 1999. After the first songs were recorded in Peter Tägtgren's studio, The Abyss, Sabaton was contacted by a couple of record labels. The band signed with the Italian label Underground Symphony, which then released, internationally, the promo CD Fist for Fight. The disc, distilled from two demo tapes recorded between 1999 and 2000, was intended to promote forthcoming Sabaton releases. In 2002, a new album, Metalizer was recorded and was supposed to be distributed by Underground Symphony as the band's debut album. After two years of waiting, during which the band held various performances across Sweden, the album was abandoned.[4][5]
Joakim Brodén playing at Global East Rock Festival in Ukraine 2010
The band returned for a second album titled Primo Victoria. Brodén stated that the album's title track "kicked off" the band's historical theme.[6] Sundström stated that the band decided to focus primarily on historical themes in their lyrics after he and Brodén watched the film Saving Private Ryan.[7] Sabaton signed with Black Lodge, the metal division of the Sound Pollution record label. In early 2005, keyboardist Daniel Myhr was recruited in order to relieve Joakim Brodén of his keyboard duties. In early 2006, Sabaton toured in support of Edguy and DragonForce.[8] The band's third album, Attero Dominatus, was released in Europe on 28 July 2006.[9] In March 2007, Sabaton released Metalizer as a double disc together with Fist for Fight, along with the previously unreleased song "Birds of War".[10]
Sabaton performing at Norway Rock Festival in 2010
As a follow-up to Metalizer, in May 2008, Sabaton released its fourth album The Art of War, an album inspired by the influential book by Sun Tzu. The decision to base the album upon Sun Tzu's book came from the idea that in the 2000 years since the book was written, the human race has achieved many things, but, apart from weapon advancements, operational art, and strategy, war itself has remained basically the same.[citation needed] The album contains the singles "Cliffs of Gallipoli" and "Ghost Division". They toured Europe in 2009 as an opening act on the HammerFall Tour.[11] After their Bloodstock performance, the band again went on tour with DragonForce, towards the end of 2009, for eighteen shows in the UK.[12]
Coat of Arms (2010–2011)
The band had hoped to begin recording the next album in October but with concerts booked and the DragonForce support tour the following month, it was pushed back. On 23 December 2009, the band announced the name of their forthcoming album. Coat of Arms contains a majority of songs about World War II including the Winter War. They announced it on their official website, and posted a link to a YouTube video containing the album art and a teaser music sample. Coat of Arms was released on 21 May 2010. The first music video, for "Uprising", was released on 1 August 2010 and features Peter Stormare. This was accompanied by a European tour. A second music video, for "Screaming Eagles", was released on 25 May.
Lineup change (2012–2015)
In 2012, two-thirds of Sabaton's lineup left the band.[13] On 31 March vocalist Joakim Brodén confirmed rumors that the band would be going separate ways, with only Brodén himself and bass player Pär Sundström staying on board. Sabaton was joined by new members Chris Rörland and Thobbe Englund on guitar, and Robban Bäck on drums. Former Sabaton guitarists Oskar Montelius and Rikard Sundén, drummer Daniel Mullback and keyboardist Daniel Myhr went on, together with vocalist Nils Patrik Johansson and bassist Stefan Eriksson, to form a new band, Civil War.[14] In November 2012, drummer Robban Bäck decided to take a break from touring due to becoming a father. Snowy Shaw replaced him as touring drummer, who in turn was replaced by Hannes Van Dahl in November 2013. Prior to replacing Shaw, Van Dahl had worked as Shaw's drum technician while drumming for the band Evergrey.
In the same year, Sabaton released a new concept album Carolus Rex.[15]
Sabaton performing at Rock Fest in 2014
Sabaton performing at Wacken Open Air, Germany in 2015
In January 2014, the band announced the cover of their new album called Heroes, then due to be released on 16 May 2014. The album proved to be a hit and made #1 on the official Swedish album chart.[16] On 27 January the band was announced to play Download Festival in June.[17] In October 2015 performed their first concert in Japan in Loud Park.
The Last Stand (2016–2018)
In December 2015, five songs by the band were added to the third external music pack for the strategy game Europa Universalis IV by Paradox Interactive.
On 6 June 2016, the 72nd anniversary of D-Day, they released a music pack for the Paradox game Hearts of Iron IV with songs based on World War II, the theme of the game. They released a second on 26 January 2017.
Their eighth album The Last Stand, was released on 19 August 2016, announced in April.[18] On 10 June 2016 the first single of the album was released, called "The Lost Battalion" and about the eponymous military unit of World War I.[19] On 25 July 2016, the band announced that guitarist Thobbe Englund had left the band.[20] Thobbe Englund played his last show with Sabaton at Sabaton Open Air 2016.
Tommy Johansson of Majestica was announced immediately as the new member after Englund's final show with the band.[21]
Pär Sundström stated in a 2017 interview that the group would be touring less in 2018 so they could concentrate on writing and recording their next album.[22] Joakim Brodén confirmed a 2019 release date for the still-untitled album in a September 2018 interview on MAD TV's show TV War.[23] On 31 December 2018, it was further confirmed in an official announcement YouTube video.[citation needed]
Sabaton History and The Great War (2019)
On 8 January 2019, the band announced the creation of a YouTube channel called Sabaton History, a cooperation between Indy Neidell, TimeGhost History and Sabaton. The channel documents the history of the events behind Sabaton songs and the songs themselves. The channel was created on 7 February 2019.[24]
On 22 April 2019 Sabaton released a standalone single, "Bismarck", in a collaboration with Wargaming and their game World of Warships. The song is about the German Battleship Bismarck, one of the biggest ever built in Europe. Commissioned in August 1940, it sank in May 1941 after an intense hunt in the North Atlantic.[25]
On 2 April 2019, the band announced a new concept album about the First World War entitled The Great War. On 5 May 2019, they played in Plzeň on the anniversary of the Prague uprising. The album was released on 19 July 2019.[26] The first single on the album is 'Fields of Verdun', which was released on 3 May.[27] On 13 June the lyric video for the song, "Red Baron", was released.[28] On 27 June the premiere of "The Great War" was released.[29]
On 1 August 2019, the band performed their 20th anniversary show at Wacken Open Air festival 2019; during the gig former guitarist Thobbe Englund joined the band on stage for two songs.[30] In the second half of the show Sabaton invited other former members to the festival's second stage - Rikard Sundén, Daniel Mÿhr, and Daniel Mullback, along with Englund. Sundén, Mÿhr, and Mullback are all members of Civil War, a similar band formed by the three along with Oskar Montelius, another former Sabaton member, as well as Nils Patrik Johansson and Stefan Erikkson, neither of whom are former Sabaton members.[citation needed]
On 30 August 2019, the band was involved in a serious car accident in Tunisia while returning from a music video shoot in the Sahara Desert. Injuries from the wreck forced them to cancel a show in Gdańsk, Poland.[31]
Single releases and The War to End All Wars (2020–present)
On 23 December 2020, Sabaton posted a short teaser of a new song on YouTube, writing: "We bet you did not see this one coming.. Are you ready for some new Sabaton music? Wait no more! Hear now a teaser of one of our upcoming songs.."[32] On the next day, the band announced that they would begin recording their tenth studio album "in a few days".
They released "Livgardet", the Swedish version of a new single, on 26 February 2021, with the English version released on 9 April.[33] The song is a tribute to the Swedish regiment Livgardet, the Royal Guard, released in relation to its 500-year anniversary as a military unit, making it one of the world's longest serving military units. The song was initially done in cooperation with the Swedish Armed Forces and Livgardet regiment, but the cooperation was halted after orders from the Swedish Army Command, citing the fact that Sabaton had played on Crimea in 2015 on a festival hosted by the Russian motorcycle gang Night Wolves.[34]
On 7 May 2021, a single called "Defence of Moscow", an English cover of a song in Russian by Radio Tapok, was released.[35]
On 10 August 2021, Sabaton posted a teaser for 14 August 2021 in morse code translating to 'The war to end all wars.'[36] This then lead to the announcement on 14 August 2021 of their new album continuing on the subject of World War I with the title The War to End All Wars.[37] It was released on 4 March 2022. The first single from the album, "Christmas Truce", was released on 29 October 2021.[38] The second single from the album, "Soldier of Heaven", was released on 7 January 2022.[39] The third single from the album, "The Unkillable Soldier", was released on 11 February 2022.[40]
On 25 August 2021, the song "Steel Commanders" was released in support of new Sabaton content in the popular video game World of Tanks.[41] It was later elected by Loudwire as the 33rd best metal song of 2021.[42]
On 30 September 2022, the song "Father" about German scientist Fritz Haber was released as the first single from their EP Weapons of the Modern Age, part of a planned three-part trilogy titled Echoes of the Great War.
Discography
Primo Victoria (2005)
Attero Dominatus (2006)
Metalizer (2007)
The Art of War (2008)
Coat of Arms (2010)
Carolus Rex (2012)
Heroes (2014)
The Last Stand (2016)
The Great War (2019)
The War to End All Wars (2022)
Formation and first albums (1999–2009)
Sabaton was formed in December 1999. After the first songs were recorded in Peter Tägtgren's studio, The Abyss, Sabaton was contacted by a couple of record labels. The band signed with the Italian label Underground Symphony, which then released, internationally, the promo CD Fist for Fight. The disc, distilled from two demo tapes recorded between 1999 and 2000, was intended to promote forthcoming Sabaton releases. In 2002, a new album, Metalizer was recorded and was supposed to be distributed by Underground Symphony as the band's debut album. After two years of waiting, during which the band held various performances across Sweden, the album was abandoned.[4][5]
Joakim Brodén playing at Global East Rock Festival in Ukraine 2010
The band returned for a second album titled Primo Victoria. Brodén stated that the album's title track "kicked off" the band's historical theme.[6] Sundström stated that the band decided to focus primarily on historical themes in their lyrics after he and Brodén watched the film Saving Private Ryan.[7] Sabaton signed with Black Lodge, the metal division of the Sound Pollution record label. In early 2005, keyboardist Daniel Myhr was recruited in order to relieve Joakim Brodén of his keyboard duties. In early 2006, Sabaton toured in support of Edguy and DragonForce.[8] The band's third album, Attero Dominatus, was released in Europe on 28 July 2006.[9] In March 2007, Sabaton released Metalizer as a double disc together with Fist for Fight, along with the previously unreleased song "Birds of War".[10]
Sabaton performing at Norway Rock Festival in 2010
As a follow-up to Metalizer, in May 2008, Sabaton released its fourth album The Art of War, an album inspired by the influential book by Sun Tzu. The decision to base the album upon Sun Tzu's book came from the idea that in the 2000 years since the book was written, the human race has achieved many things, but, apart from weapon advancements, operational art, and strategy, war itself has remained basically the same.[citation needed] The album contains the singles "Cliffs of Gallipoli" and "Ghost Division". They toured Europe in 2009 as an opening act on the HammerFall Tour.[11] After their Bloodstock performance, the band again went on tour with DragonForce, towards the end of 2009, for eighteen shows in the UK.[12]
Coat of Arms (2010–2011)
The band had hoped to begin recording the next album in October but with concerts booked and the DragonForce support tour the following month, it was pushed back. On 23 December 2009, the band announced the name of their forthcoming album. Coat of Arms contains a majority of songs about World War II including the Winter War. They announced it on their official website, and posted a link to a YouTube video containing the album art and a teaser music sample. Coat of Arms was released on 21 May 2010. The first music video, for "Uprising", was released on 1 August 2010 and features Peter Stormare. This was accompanied by a European tour. A second music video, for "Screaming Eagles", was released on 25 May.
Lineup change (2012–2015)
In 2012, two-thirds of Sabaton's lineup left the band.[13] On 31 March vocalist Joakim Brodén confirmed rumors that the band would be going separate ways, with only Brodén himself and bass player Pär Sundström staying on board. Sabaton was joined by new members Chris Rörland and Thobbe Englund on guitar, and Robban Bäck on drums. Former Sabaton guitarists Oskar Montelius and Rikard Sundén, drummer Daniel Mullback and keyboardist Daniel Myhr went on, together with vocalist Nils Patrik Johansson and bassist Stefan Eriksson, to form a new band, Civil War.[14] In November 2012, drummer Robban Bäck decided to take a break from touring due to becoming a father. Snowy Shaw replaced him as touring drummer, who in turn was replaced by Hannes Van Dahl in November 2013. Prior to replacing Shaw, Van Dahl had worked as Shaw's drum technician while drumming for the band Evergrey.
In the same year, Sabaton released a new concept album Carolus Rex.[15]
Sabaton performing at Rock Fest in 2014
Sabaton performing at Wacken Open Air, Germany in 2015
In January 2014, the band announced the cover of their new album called Heroes, then due to be released on 16 May 2014. The album proved to be a hit and made #1 on the official Swedish album chart.[16] On 27 January the band was announced to play Download Festival in June.[17] In October 2015 performed their first concert in Japan in Loud Park.
The Last Stand (2016–2018)
In December 2015, five songs by the band were added to the third external music pack for the strategy game Europa Universalis IV by Paradox Interactive.
On 6 June 2016, the 72nd anniversary of D-Day, they released a music pack for the Paradox game Hearts of Iron IV with songs based on World War II, the theme of the game. They released a second on 26 January 2017.
Their eighth album The Last Stand, was released on 19 August 2016, announced in April.[18] On 10 June 2016 the first single of the album was released, called "The Lost Battalion" and about the eponymous military unit of World War I.[19] On 25 July 2016, the band announced that guitarist Thobbe Englund had left the band.[20] Thobbe Englund played his last show with Sabaton at Sabaton Open Air 2016.
Tommy Johansson of Majestica was announced immediately as the new member after Englund's final show with the band.[21]
Pär Sundström stated in a 2017 interview that the group would be touring less in 2018 so they could concentrate on writing and recording their next album.[22] Joakim Brodén confirmed a 2019 release date for the still-untitled album in a September 2018 interview on MAD TV's show TV War.[23] On 31 December 2018, it was further confirmed in an official announcement YouTube video.[citation needed]
Sabaton History and The Great War (2019)
On 8 January 2019, the band announced the creation of a YouTube channel called Sabaton History, a cooperation between Indy Neidell, TimeGhost History and Sabaton. The channel documents the history of the events behind Sabaton songs and the songs themselves. The channel was created on 7 February 2019.[24]
On 22 April 2019 Sabaton released a standalone single, "Bismarck", in a collaboration with Wargaming and their game World of Warships. The song is about the German Battleship Bismarck, one of the biggest ever built in Europe. Commissioned in August 1940, it sank in May 1941 after an intense hunt in the North Atlantic.[25]
On 2 April 2019, the band announced a new concept album about the First World War entitled The Great War. On 5 May 2019, they played in Plzeň on the anniversary of the Prague uprising. The album was released on 19 July 2019.[26] The first single on the album is 'Fields of Verdun', which was released on 3 May.[27] On 13 June the lyric video for the song, "Red Baron", was released.[28] On 27 June the premiere of "The Great War" was released.[29]
On 1 August 2019, the band performed their 20th anniversary show at Wacken Open Air festival 2019; during the gig former guitarist Thobbe Englund joined the band on stage for two songs.[30] In the second half of the show Sabaton invited other former members to the festival's second stage - Rikard Sundén, Daniel Mÿhr, and Daniel Mullback, along with Englund. Sundén, Mÿhr, and Mullback are all members of Civil War, a similar band formed by the three along with Oskar Montelius, another former Sabaton member, as well as Nils Patrik Johansson and Stefan Erikkson, neither of whom are former Sabaton members.[citation needed]
On 30 August 2019, the band was involved in a serious car accident in Tunisia while returning from a music video shoot in the Sahara Desert. Injuries from the wreck forced them to cancel a show in Gdańsk, Poland.[31]
Single releases and The War to End All Wars (2020–present)
On 23 December 2020, Sabaton posted a short teaser of a new song on YouTube, writing: "We bet you did not see this one coming.. Are you ready for some new Sabaton music? Wait no more! Hear now a teaser of one of our upcoming songs.."[32] On the next day, the band announced that they would begin recording their tenth studio album "in a few days".
They released "Livgardet", the Swedish version of a new single, on 26 February 2021, with the English version released on 9 April.[33] The song is a tribute to the Swedish regiment Livgardet, the Royal Guard, released in relation to its 500-year anniversary as a military unit, making it one of the world's longest serving military units. The song was initially done in cooperation with the Swedish Armed Forces and Livgardet regiment, but the cooperation was halted after orders from the Swedish Army Command, citing the fact that Sabaton had played on Crimea in 2015 on a festival hosted by the Russian motorcycle gang Night Wolves.[34]
On 7 May 2021, a single called "Defence of Moscow", an English cover of a song in Russian by Radio Tapok, was released.[35]
On 10 August 2021, Sabaton posted a teaser for 14 August 2021 in morse code translating to 'The war to end all wars.'[36] This then lead to the announcement on 14 August 2021 of their new album continuing on the subject of World War I with the title The War to End All Wars.[37] It was released on 4 March 2022. The first single from the album, "Christmas Truce", was released on 29 October 2021.[38] The second single from the album, "Soldier of Heaven", was released on 7 January 2022.[39] The third single from the album, "The Unkillable Soldier", was released on 11 February 2022.[40]
On 25 August 2021, the song "Steel Commanders" was released in support of new Sabaton content in the popular video game World of Tanks.[41] It was later elected by Loudwire as the 33rd best metal song of 2021.[42]
On 30 September 2022, the song "Father" about German scientist Fritz Haber was released as the first single from their EP Weapons of the Modern Age, part of a planned three-part trilogy titled Echoes of the Great War.
Discography
Primo Victoria (2005)
Attero Dominatus (2006)
Metalizer (2007)
The Art of War (2008)
Coat of Arms (2010)
Carolus Rex (2012)
Heroes (2014)
The Last Stand (2016)
The Great War (2019)
The War to End All Wars (2022)
Ruina Imperii
Sabaton Lyrics
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Budet kom på en kall vinternatt
Carolus finns ej mer
Hemåt fränder
Över fjäll, genom bitande köld går marschen
De går med sänkta huvuden
Återvänder
Död, vänter Armfeldt och män
Död, kungens män, vänder hemåt igen
Fränder, bröder, vår stormaktstid är över
Vårt rike blöder, fanan står i brand
Aldrig, aldrig, aldrig återvända
Svea stormaktstid till ända
Ambition och en strikt religion
Drev svensken uti krig
Hårda tider
För sitt land, tog han vapen i hand
Ett liv för rikets väl
Karoliner
Krig, givit allt vi förmår
Krig, dödens år, satt sitt spår, vi består
De togs förgivet
Bragda om livet
Vem lät det hända
Stormaktstid til ända
Carolus finns ej mer
Hemåt fränder
Över fjäll, genom bitande köld går marschen
De går med sänkta huvuden
Död, vänter Armfeldt och män
Död, kungens män, vänder hemåt igen
Fränder, bröder, vår stormaktstid är över
Vårt rike blöder, fanan står i brand
Aldrig, aldrig, aldrig återvända
Svea stormaktstid till ända
Ambition och en strikt religion
Drev svensken uti krig
Hårda tider
För sitt land, tog han vapen i hand
Ett liv för rikets väl
Karoliner
Krig, givit allt vi förmår
Krig, dödens år, satt sitt spår, vi består
De togs förgivet
Bragda om livet
Vem lät det hända
Stormaktstid til ända
The song "Ruina Imperii" by Sabaton takes us through the end of a once-great empire. The lyrics paint a picture of a defeated army returning home in the midst of a cruel winter. The opening lines, "Budet kom på en kall vinternatt, Carolus finns ej mer" translate to "The news came on a cold winter night, Carolus is no longer with us." This is a reference to the death of King Charles XII of Sweden, who was known as Carolus Rex. He was a controversial ruler who led Sweden through several devastating wars in the early 18th century.
The returning army is described as marching through the biting cold with their heads bowed low, having been defeated in battle. They are coming home to face their fate, knowing that death awaits them. The chorus laments the end of the empire, with the line "Fränder, bröder, vår stormaktstid är över" meaning "Comrades, brothers, our time as a great power is over." The song then goes on to describe how the ambition and strict religion of the Swedes led them into war and hard times, but also how they fought for their country and for the good of the kingdom.
Overall, the song reflects on the end of a period of greatness and the sorrow and regret that comes with it. The loss of a king and the end of a great empire is felt keenly by those who had once been a part of it.
Line by Line Meaning
Budet kom på en kall vinternatt
The message arrived on a cold winter night
Carolus finns ej mer
Carolus is no more
Hemåt fränder
Homeward, comrades
Över fjäll, genom bitande köld går marschen
The march goes over the mountains, through biting cold
De går med sänkta huvuden
They walk with bowed heads
Återvänder
Returning
Död, vänter Armfeldt och män
Death awaits Armfeldt and his men
Död, kungens män, vänder hemåt igen
Death, the king's men return home
Fränder, bröder, vår stormaktstid är över
Comrades, brothers, our great power has passed
Vårt rike blöder, fanan står i brand
Our realm is bleeding, our banner is burning
Aldrig, aldrig, aldrig återvända
Never, never, never return
Svea stormaktstid till ända
The era of Swedish greatness is over
Ambition och en strikt religion
Ambition and a strict religion
Drev svensken uti krig
Drove the Swedes into war
Hårda tider
Hard times
För sitt land, tog han vapen i hand
For his country, he took up arms
Ett liv för rikets väl
A life for the good of the kingdom
Karoliner
Carolinians
Krig, givit allt vi förmår
War, we have given all we can
Krig, dödens år, satt sitt spår, vi består
War, the year of death, has left its mark, but we endure
De togs förgivet
They were taken for granted
Bragda om livet
Deeds in life
Vem lät det hända
Who let it happen?
Stormaktstid til ända
The era of greatness has come to an end
Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: JOAKIM BRODEN, PAER SUNDSTROEM, P�R SUNDSTR�M
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@squiggles5640
Word came on a cold winter night, Carolus is no more.
Homeward, kinsmen.
Over mountains, through biting cold they march.
They go with lowered heads.
Returning.
Death, awaits Armfeldt and his men.
Death, the king's men, turning home once again.
Kinsmen, brothers.
Our time as a great power is over.
Our kingdom is bleeding.
The standard is burning.
Never, never, never to return.
Sweden's time as a great power has come to an end.
Ambition and strict religion drove the Swede out to war.
Hard times.
For his country he took weapon in hand, a life for the kingdom's wellbeing.
Caroleans.
War, given all that we can.
War, the year of death, made it's mark, we endure.
Kinsmen, brothers.
Our time as a great power is over.
Our kingdom is bleeding.
The standard is burning.
Never, never, never to return.
Sweden's time as a great power has come to an end.
Kinsmen, brothers.
Our time as a great power is over.
[They were taken for granted]
[They lost their lives]
[Who let it happen]
[Time as a great power at an end]
Our kingdom is bleeding.
The standard is burning.
[They were taken for granted]
[They lost their lives]
[Who let it happen]
[Time as a great power at an end]
Never, never, never to return.
Sweden's time as a great power has come to an end.
2*
[They were taken for granted]
[They lost their lives]
[Who let it happen]
[Time as a great power at an end]
@arturzinnurov5394
Письмо поступило холодной зимней ночью, что Карл уже мёртв. (На пути к родному дому...)
Сквозь зимние горы строем идут все они, с головами опущенными. (Возвращаются....)
Смерть, Армфельта ожидала.
Смерть, солдатам короля, возвращающихся домой!
Товарищи, братья, для нас настал конец.
Наша страна в крови, знамёна в огне!
Никогда, никогда, уже не вернуть Швеции могущество великое!
Амбиции и строгая вера погнала шведов развязывать войну.
(Трудные времена....)
Во имя страны своей взял в руки ружьё, чтобы процветала страна его!
(Каролинер....)
Война, отдала нам всё, что могла.
Война! Оставила следы, это всё, что она смогла!
Товарищи, братья для нас настал конец.
Наша страна в крови, знамёна в огне!
Никогда, никогда, уже не вернуть, Швеции могущество великое!
(Конечно никто не умалит их подвигов, но как они могли привести свою страну к концу?)
@Sabaton
Following the death of Sweden’s King Charles XII (Carolus Rex), 6,000 of his Carolean troops marched across Norway’s Tydal mountains to get home. This resulted in almost two thirds of the men freezing to death on their journey – one of the most tragic losses of life to ever befall the Swedish Army. Read more about the Carolean Death March 👉 https://www.sabaton.net/historical-facts/the-carolean-death-march/
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@bqconeer
Damn
@HesocaidanGaming
facts
@xirb-4007
The fact that this was a month ago, shows that this was planned.
Which implies the possibility of more unreleased lyric videos to come out soon.
Grandeur.
@dudono1744
So this song is about some dudes going home and dying on the way
@AdamSharif.
SABATON = the best band ever
@-socialcredit
Many of us may not speak Swedish, but you get the raw emotion of this masterpiece which is the most important part
@heeviloo1689
Jag måste gå snart till kyrka och dricka kaffe med pappi
@svenskriddare4162
@@heeviloo1689 *dricka *kaffe
@svenskriddare4162
@@heeviloo1689 Och *jag