Born Stubborn
Sepultura · Roots
Born Stubborn
Stubborn from the start
Obey no one no matter what ?!
Our life it's our right
Why don't you go away
We live without orders
We live without rules
Tearing down the wall
That try to hold us in
Born in pain
Born stubborn
I got my tribe it's my own right
And I don't have to tell you why
It's been like that from the start
And you can't break it apart
Sepultura in our hearts
Can't take it away
These Roots will always remain
Born in pain
Born stubborn
Stubborn from the start
Obey no one no matter what ?!
Our life it's our right
Why don't you go away
We live without orders
We live without rules
Tearing down the wall
That try to hold us in
Born in pain
Born stubborn
I got my tribe it's my own right
And I don't have to tell you why
It's been like that from the start
And you can't break it apart
Sepultura in our hearts
Can't take it away
These Roots will always remain
Born in pain
Born stubborn
Born in pain
Born in pain
Suffering life
Make us rise
Stubborn from the start
Obey no one no matter what ?!
Our life it's our right
Why don't you go away
We live without orders
We live without rules
Tearing down the wall
That try to hold us in
Born in pain
Born stubborn
I got my tribe it's my own right
And I don't have to tell you why
It's been like that from the start
And you can't break it apart
Sepultura in our hearts
Can't take it away
These Roots will always remain
Born in pain
Born stubborn
Stubborn from the start
Obey no one no matter what ?!
Our life it's our right
Why don't you go away
We live without orders
We live without rules
Tearing down the wall
That try to hold us in
Born in pain
Born stubborn
I got my tribe it's my own right
And I don't have to tell you why
It's been like that from the start
And you can't break it apart
Sepultura in our hearts
Can't take it away
These Roots will always remain
Born in pain
Born stubborn
Born in pain
Born in pain
Suffering life
Make us rise
Born Stubborn
Sepultura's "Born Stubborn" stands as a defining track from their 1990 debut album, "Roots." Released during the band's pivotal transition from thrash metal to groove metal, the song exemplifies the raw energy and technical proficiency that characterized their early work. Featuring the iconic guitar work of James LaBrie and the driving rhythms of the group, the recording captures the essence of the late 80s underground scene. As a staple of their discography, the track remains a powerful representation of the band's evolution and their enduring influence on the heavy metal genre. It serves as a foundational piece for fans exploring the origins of Sepultura's sound.