Masters Of The World
Sabaton · Metalizer (Re-Armed Edition) [2010]
There's not many hard souls left
As the pop is growing stronger will metal fade away
Will we be broken?
Will we go down?
No
We'll never fall we're the masters of the world
Get up
Let's break those chains now and party all night long
No
We'll never fall we're the masters of the world
Get up
Let's break those chains now and party all night long
As I'm tweaking with my radio
There's disco everywhere
When I turn on my big TV is hip hop what I want to see
Have we been broken?
Did we go down?
No
We'll never fall we're the masters of the world
Get up
Let's break those chains now and party all night long
No
We'll never fall we're the masters of the world
Get up
Let's break those chains now and party all night long
No
We'll never fall we're the masters of the world
Get up
Let's break those chains now and party all night long [X3]
Masters Of The World
Sabaton's "Masters Of The World" stands as a defining anthem of power metal, capturing the band's signature blend of historical grandeur and modern aggression. Released on the re-armed edition of Metalizer, the track exemplifies the group's focus on World War II themes, delivered through a thunderous, marching rhythm that propels the narrative forward. With lyrics depicting the rise of fascism and the ultimate triumph of democracy, the song serves as a rallying cry for the genre's most dedicated fans. The recording showcases the band's ability to merge epic storytelling with high-energy performance, cementing their status as pioneers of the melodic power metal movement. This track remains a staple in their discography, illustrating their commitment to creating music that resonates with themes of freedom and historical conflict.