Call To Arms
Manowar · Gods Of War - Live [2007]
To the end they will pay for their lies
So long did we wait now we are home
Here once again there's a battle to fight
Gathered together for the sound and the might
So long did we wait now we are home
Now we will fight for the Kingdom fighting with steel
Kill all of them their blood is our seal
Fight till the last of the enemy is dead
Ride through their blood that we gladly have shed
I now issue the call are you ready to fight
Fight all together as one for the right to be free once again
Tonight we will win
I can see by the look that you have in your eyes
You came here for metal to fight and to die
Defenders of steel now we are home
Fight for the kingdom bound for glory
Armed with a heart of steel
I swear by the brothers who stand before me
To no man shall I kneel
Their blood is upon my steel
Blood is upon my steel
Fight for the Kingdom fighting with steel
Kill all of them their blood is our seal
Fight till the last of the enemy is dead
Ride through their blood that we gladly have shed
I now issue the call are you ready to fight
Fight all together as one for the right to be free once again
Tonight we will win
I can see by the look that you have in your eyes
You came here for metal to fight and to die
Defenders of steel now we are home
Fight for the kingdom bound for glory
Armed with a heart of steel
I swear by the brothers who stand before me
To no man shall I kneel
Their blood is upon my steel
Call To Arms
Manowar's 'Call To Arms' captures the band's signature blend of epic heavy metal and operatic grandeur. Recorded for the 2007 live album Gods Of War, the track exemplifies the group's commitment to theatrical performance and mythological themes. As a staple of their live repertoire, the song showcases the powerful vocals and thunderous instrumentation that have defined their sound for decades. The recording highlights the band's ability to deliver high-energy anthems that resonate with fans of traditional heavy metal. This performance stands as a testament to Manowar's enduring influence within the genre, reinforcing their reputation for crafting monumental, larger-than-life compositions that celebrate strength and heroism.