Betrayer

Kreator · Live Kreation [2003]

This is a song which

I use to describe what I feel

About people like you

No sense for humanity, no idea about life

This premise has been proved



You used my trust to satisfy your brainless lust

Your word isn't worth

More than puke in the dust

Betrayer!

Betrayer!



Misleader, you twisted things to satisfy

Deceiver, this greedy lust you can't deny

Betrayer!

Betrayer!



How could I be so naive

To believe all the lies

You so easily told

I think I've learned my lesson too late

The story took time to unfold

Now I see your true face

Behind your mask, a cheat, a fake

Your word isn't worth more than puke in the dust

Betrayer!

Betrayer!



Ignorant twisted mind,

Maybe it would help

To think before you speak from time to time

Pretend to be a friend of mine

But you would sell your mother if you could

For less than a dime

Intelligence lost,

Brain deceased,

So you will loose,

Fall to your knees,

Guys like you I cannot stand

Maybe I must speak another language

Before you understand



Misleader, you twisted things to satisfy

Deceiver, this greedy lust you can't deny

Betrayer!

Betrayer!

Betrayer - Kreator

Kreator's 'Betrayer' stands as a defining track within the band's evolution from thrash metal to the aggressive power metal that characterized their 2000s output. Recorded for the live album 'Live Kreation [2003]', the song exemplifies the high-energy, guitar-driven sound that became the group's signature during this era. Featuring the iconic vocals of Klaus Meine, the track delivers a relentless, driving rhythm that showcases the band's technical proficiency and theatrical stage presence. As part of Kreator's extensive discography, 'Betrayer' reflects the group's ability to blend classic heavy metal structures with modern production values, cementing their status as pioneers of the genre. The recording captures the raw intensity of a live performance, offering fans a glimpse into the dynamic energy that defined Kreator's concerts in the early 21st century.