Emotional Reaction to Sabaton - En Livstid I Krig (With Subtitles)

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[@joseflind15]

I'm swedish and part of the military. I went to this concert, and it was truly amazing to sing out the love for our country with thousands of people.

[@GiftFromGod]

Tack för din tjänst broder

[@candyman5314]

tack för din tjänst. Vi alla uppskattar dig

[@deathlist94]

Takk for din tjeneste❤ Hilsen en nordmann!

[@lemonke4209]

Tackar för tjänsten

[@neontripp]

Tack för att du är beredd att med ditt liv slåss för den rätt vi tar så för givet och för vår älskade flagga, nation och folk. Tack!

[@Aiphares]

There are 2 kinds of People out there: 1. The ones that cry when listening to this song especially in connection with that video 2. The ones without a pulse.

[@NPC-ej4ql]

@@fransnilsson7333 Get well soon.

[@Agnostition]

@@fransnilsson7333 shut up

[@pro3gamer685]

im totaly in center so that means im the 3rd type ;)

[@Todbrecher]

@@fransnilsson7333 gtfo with your political bs.

[@lordcheesus741]

@@fransnilsson7333 ? Brainwashed Russians

[@dorlonelliott9368]

Joakim conducting a choir of thousands... Timeless song.

[@Templarofsteel88]

10 766 if you want the number of us. :P

As a Swede I try to sing along to this one but the tears always makes it impossible. So impressed of the audience handling it. A lovely reaction. As some others has said listen to No Bullets fly but also Christmas Truce and 1916 a Motörhead cover. All of these are emotional songs and videos.

[@Razzlion]

Trust me, i was there right in the back, section C, Me and the entire line to both sides cried damn hard while singing as loudly as we could. After Open Air, this concert was my favorite one with the guys from Sabaton.

[@kaiwackermann6728]

I know a Song that was so hard it destroys everyone in under 1 Minute >> Within Temptation - Lost. I can't listen it to the the End i must cry before 😭😭

@@kaiwackermann6728 I cry to their song Our Farwell

[@andreaswolfmoon773]

I was there, 10 meters from the stage. It was insane.

[@maryamniord2214]

Me to cry every time. Swedish me too

[@kimkruse7370]

Hit the feels . And I am not from Sweden, I am from Denmark and we been to wars with Sweden more than you can count on one hand. but this song is more about that War Sucks.

[@Wanjek89]

I'm from Germany and I feel the exact same way

[@TessaractAlemania-hd7tv]

Indogerman tribes fight always against others like kelt ones...

[@bombmk]

We actually hold the record for the most wars between two countries. :)

[@viktor821]

​@@bombmkyep correct

[@patwhw]

A swedish author and historian has found 36 danish-swedish wars. So we would need 8 hands to count them my neighbour haha!

[@drigerdranzer7514]

5:16 It's the Sabaton effect. I'm Swedish but when I listen to Resist and bite I feel pride for the Dutch, Valley of death pride for the Bulgarians, Lady of the dark, pride for the Serbs and so on.

[@fredrikakesson747]

The Sabaton effect is strong.

[@gooner775]

Resist and bite is a about a Belgian unit not Dutch

[@brainwashedmaniac9330]

I love resist and bite! Boar against the Eagle

[@ulrichbembennek5739]

But who cries for the germans... they are always the bad

[@knightsolaire6342]

Resist and Bite is about the Belgian Chasseurs Ardennais.

[@metalmark1214]

The combination of the melody, the lyrics and the crowd singing lends itself to be a song that elicits an emotional response.

[@Scotschie]

Reads like a wiki entry, but yea.

[@ianwilkinson8664]

My wife's family are Ukrainian and these words really hit home.

[@mnemonicpie]

My wife's are Russians, I confirm this too

[@stella_de3frer337]

I'm a Swede that leaned Ukraine to surprise my new Ukraine friends, I always think of Ukraine when I hear this

[@mikaelmilo]

I can understand that.. 😢

[@CrazyhorseDK]

got 3 friends in merc stuff in ukrainia

[@curiousjoe5210]

I am swede and when I hear this song, Ukraine is in my thoughts...

[@alancarter41]

A heartrendingly emotional song that tells both the patriotism and sacrifice of a common soldier in the Thirty Years War. Warriors went to fight for country, religion, and king, willing to die for their beliefs, but found that often their sacrifice was unappreciated and began to question if they will be remembered. Yet still they marched into battle and an unknown future.

[@BobSchofield-el4hj]

18 yrs old went to Vietnam..I thought it was expected...grew up quick

[@alancarter41]

@@BobSchofield-el4hj The difference is that you most likely were drafted and the soldiers fighting for Sweden were volunteers. BTW, I am also considered Vietnam era even though I served in the US after most of the fighting was over. I was in the last draft with lottery number 36. USAF, '73-'77.

[@Varulven18]

I am from Sweden, and this song is really awesome. Keep up the good work :)

[@Snotling_Fury]

I remember seeing this live. Literally the feeling in the crowd was the best I have ever felt. Everyone just sang along like their life depended on it.

[@TzOn79]

I was there by you side, lovley memory we got filmed!

[@warhawk_111]

SABATON - No Bullets Fly (Animated Story Video) is also a emotional video they have made and the story in it . Also would suggest watching Sabaton history for backstory to lots of songs they made

[@gryphonosiris2577]

And bring tissues; same for their music video of "1916".

[@jonathanratliff4780]

Love your reaction here Millie, this deep ballad is about the lyrics…the message of the horrors of war not the music. Heavy song in the message. The patriotism from the audience is so moving. As a father, I think if my beloved 19 yr old son and all the fathers in this horrific 30 year long war, being out there in battle and my terror in seeing him die before my eyes. All those fathers, and their sons who were born and grew up in war, and the mothers/wives who lost all the men in her family. One does not have to be Swedish to feel the pain here, just being human is all it takes. Wars worldwide and that will never end. Plato stated it correctly that sadly on the dead will see the end of war. Love Sabaton for what they do….some of the most meaningful music in this world. Love u Millie ❤

[@marknatsu422]

as a swede the translated lerics is good but far from the power and depth of the swedish lerics

[@aeq77]

I feel if you know Swedish the lyrics get's even better, feel the translation misses out on a few small things. Great song, lyric, performance and crowd. Also pls watch No bullets fly.

[@kbolt1000]

The lyrics are very emotional in this version. It describes the 30 years war in Europe (1618-1648) from a young Swedish boys perspective, sent out to a war far from home in a small village to a country he dont even know where it is. One can say that this conflict actually was the first world war, because so many nations was involved.

[@Shadow031Gbg]

"Gick ut i strid för Sverige!" Snart får vi göra det igen.. Men den här gången är fienden bland oss. 🇸🇪🇸🇪👊

[@ingvartorma9789]

Lifetime in war, is about when Sweden was involved in the 30 years' war. Which took place between 1618 - 1648, where many men went to war and never returned home. But this song can also tell about all the men who went to war but never returned home, alive. As a female acquaintance of mine, her son left Sweden to help Ukraine in the war against Russia, one day during his time off while he was sleeping in an apartment, a Russian robot crashed into the house and killed him. So he did not return home alive.

[@havtor007]

You might know it already but if you do not look up their battle strategy those people must have had an iron will in believing they would go to heaven or be crazy people to do what they did.

[@ingvartorma9789]

@@havtor007 Your statement only speaks of your ignorance of historical wars, as well as those who today go to war and defend another country. So shut up when you know nothing and know nothing about either history or war at all. If you take the historical aspect of this song Livstid i Krig, you never questioned the king's order, but you did what he said, whoever questioned the king was killed. (You can hear it in Leter Carol Rex, the 15-year-old King). If you look at modern times, there are those who don't just watch when Russia makes an illegal war of aggression against Ukraine. Then there are those who go and fight in another country to defend those who themselves cannot. So it is with me to protect innocent people and kill the bad ones.

[@shar3066]

I see it more like we really been in a lifetime of wars, it almost destroyed us, it feels like a time machine taking us back to our endless wars and those times we lived in poverty, lost our men because of wars. So many widows , so much pain. The pain still much lives on, we can feel it with Ukraine. War was always somewhere else. This war brought up so many emotions that I really do not think we as a nation has fully healed from the wars with Russia specifically.

[@ingvartorma9789]

@@shar3066 You can like the song that way but the song is about from the point of view of the military and that's what they sing. Because fighting for 30 years feels like a lifetime of war. Then the song fits in partly as I wrote, but all those who were in Dessert Storm and Afghanistan and fought understand the song extra well.

[@martin6181]

This song is so powerful and beautiful, one of my favorite Sabaton songs. Now they've made the best Christmas song ever called "Christmas Truce", you really ought to check that out. It's about the spontaneous truce that happend in 1914 during WWI where the troops on both sides decided to, for one day, stop fighting and celebrate Christmas together. It's also a very powerful song.

[@cloneyourself8410]

Christmas Truce hit me hard, same as 1916. They made me both tear up

[@martin6181]

@@cloneyourself8410 Yeah, No Bullets Fly is also one of those that really hits you hard.

[@birdbranch]

Great reaction. As a Swede Sabaton gets you in the heart. This song is universal with everything that is going on in the world. Love your emotion Take care and love from Sweden

[@MrGrazzhoppa]

As a Norwegian it’s a sad thing to see what our brothers and sisters in Sweden has to endure today, with all the immigrants ruining Sweden with their crimes and gang wars that are going on now.

[@tomasnyqvist3119]

Dear Millie, if you have not yet reacted to Sabatons "Christmas Truce" you definitely should. A story about the spontanious truce around christmas during the first world war. Also an emotional song about an actual event.

[@robinlindberg7631]

Im swedish and I've loved this song for years, and now our goverment has annouced, that we have to prepare for war... so this song hits differently all of a sudden since im one of those who will have to defend it. You're doing an amazing work Millie, hearing someone being emotional to someone elses language and history always feel special. Keep it up and I hope you never have to live through it.

[@randomcommenter4719]

It was amazing being there. We sang with every fiber of our body! A core memory for life.

[@MrSkonchi]

I was also there 😊

[@AHVENAN]

As an avid fan of Sabaton since 2008 when I first saw them live ata tiny little rock bar in my hometown, this song hits home so hard even though I am not from Sweden but rather FInland. I've seen them live a total of 9 times and at 7 of those shows they performed this song(the first two times were before they realesed it) in Swedish. The atmosphere in the crowd is like nothing I've ever experienced before, literaly every single person in the entire crowd sings along word-for-word through the entire song. Everytime I hear the song it takes me right back to anyone of those shows where they performed it, and it's like I am literaly right there again!

[@graffzon]

I mean as u used to be Sweden and your history is our history and finns fought in every single Swedish war this song is as much about your ancestors as mine.

[@AHVENAN]

@@graffzon You do have a good point there absolutely, but I don't feel a very strong connection to those ancestors, so I still think the main reason it hits so hard for me is just because Sabaton did such a fantastic job writing it that it makes you almost feel like you are the guy from who's perspective the story is being told

[@stevenjackson3906]

My Grandfather fought in WW2 and survived. Two of his brothers did and weren't so lucky.

[@BerishStarr]

Sabaton are masters. They can get you feel sadness or patriotism for a country that you have no connection to 😅❤

[@SvensktTroll]

​@the-union-jackass8119This song don't have anything to do with Germany?

[@Northernliiights]

@@SvensktTroll You are narrowminded to take his comment and percieve it as he was specificly talking about this song.

[@petejohnson1924]

Sweet emotional reaction. If you want to cry more, react to No bullets fly, animated version with Sabaton. I´ll cry every time and i watch it at least ten times. Sun on you, Peter!

[@Jinxx66]

look Sabaton cover of 1916 and even Tommy Johansson lead guitarrist you tube ... i promise you wont get disapointed at all

[@jesperbak1185]

Danish here. This makes me tear up everytime i hear it. an amazing song and a powerful message. i know the lyrics by heart and sing along everytime i get the chance. Heja Sverige! :)

[@Wrathlon]

Sabatons ability to make you feel is incredible.

[@Screaming_Sloth]

In war all give some, some give all. Bless you Millie.

[@martintucker187]

I appreciate the honesty.. Great reaction. Hi from OZ. Well done.😉 🤘🤘🤘

[@carro-xb9oz]

as a swede i cry everytime i watch this just its the truth

[@Thescottishguyreacts]

No bullets fly is good for a cry

[@СергейПетровский-щ9с]

я не понимаю ни норвежского языка и плохо понимаю английский язык, но музыка интернациональна и не требует знания языка. (I don't understand Norwegian and I don't understand English well, but music is international and doesn't require language skills.)

[@vicolin6126]

Dude, Sabaton is a Swedish band and thus this song is in Swedish. I know the languages are similar and the countries are next to each other, but confusing this because of ignorance kinda hurts.

[@СергейПетровский-щ9с]

a little confused. I apologize.@@vicolin6126

[@FamousGirlfriend]

​@@vicolin6126OR it's a simple mistake? Rude.

[@Haakonisak]

Your pronouncination is almost spot on, except the I. In Swedish, Norwegian and Danish it sounds kind of like the ee in cheese. This is from a Norwegian, we talk very similar to the Swedes.

[@robinlundqvist8048]

As a Swede, i see your reaction. So puré and genuine. You feel patriotism, you feel pride, the same way we feel when we hear them sing this song for us. Great reaction! You’re great.

[@Herkules802]

Thats what and how we swedes are! This song describes us the vikings I mean (THE REAL VIKINGS IN BLOD) Anscesers like me! Most of swedes are NO*T from in DNA from the real but i AM! TY

[@svarog8253]

if thats how sweds would feel , sweden didnt look like it looks today..sad.

[@citizenkane4831]

Next Sabaton song you should listen to is Christmas truce. About WW1 when the soldiers laid down their weapons and celebrated christmas together. And if you didn´t know it by now the drummer in Sabaton is the husband to Floor Jansen, singer. In Nightwish Listen to Christmas Truce, it´s after all soon chrismas 🎅

[@kingwacky184]

You should react to the English version as well. It is also very good and a different spin on it. It is about the 30 year's war. A lifetime of war it is the same song but from a completely different perspective.

[@glennlinhem9685]

This one really hits deep every time i listen to it! As a swede but also as someone who works in uniform. I think everyone of us is effected by war, wars that was, wars that are and those wars who might be.. it hits as its got that perspective of the soldier, instead of the general war description as most songs has.. 🇸🇪

[@fredrikviking5250]

They sing about the Thirty Years' War (1618-1648) .. Where Sweden became a great power 💙💛

[@kheidal]

I don't blame you for crying, you're not alone! This song especially hits hard.. and doesn't have to be Swedish either. The story of this song is universal, can swap out Sweden with any other country. It's the entire album, the Swedish version just feels a lot more personal.. as in from the point of view of a soldier (aka a young kid really), and how he sees the war. Now, if you'll excuse me.. I need to go find a napkin or something to dry these tears, heh.

[@hectadr4453]

Prohibido olvidar Malvinas Argentinas 🇦🇷 !!!!!!! Fuerza Rusia 🇦🇷🇷🇺!!!!!!

[@Larsskoldebjer]

What a wonderful reaction💗💗!!

[@Nem01]

First time I came across your channel, first time I saw you. Such a sweet, genuine reaction.

[@andreasjohansson4666]

As a Swede, I was at this consert

[@kenshin_cx]

Probably the best live performance from Sabaton, absolutely love it. If you haven't reacted to it yet I can really recommend The Price of a Mile, Soldier of Heaven and Christmas Truce. Another really cool band is Beast in Black, would be cool if you could react to any of their songs

[@Templarofsteel88]

Nice reaction, yeah the only thing you got "wrong" was the I in the title. I was at this show sitting somewhere in the middle of the platform to the left from this view of the stage. Just before this clip started Joakim said no one carries around a lighter anymore, but you all have phones right? So turn on your lights for this one. Then in the beginning of the video, he said totally wonderful, my friends, let's sing together en livstid i krig They had sold out the arena so we were 10 766 metalheads in the arena that night (going by statistics from online and the newspaper after the show) Needless to say, it was one hell of a show that night.

[@andvil01]

In the early 17th century large parts of Sweden were almost emptied for able bodied men for the 30 year war in Germany, protestants against catholics. Many succumbed of deceases long before they saw any battle. Few ever came home. Not even the Swedish king Gustav II Adolf, who died at the foggy battlefield of Lützen 1632. Back when the king lead his army at the front.

[@thecreepycockney]

Englishman living in Sweden for the past 15 years. This song tears me up every damn time I hear it and makes me proud to live here. Sabaton are bloody amazing and I have been privileged to see them only once. One of my top ten songs of all time.

[@Daligar00]

This reaction, this song remember me how actual days of war must stop 🇺🇦/🇷🇺 😢, 🇵🇸/🇮🇱 😢,... So f* sad

[@davidprosen5637]

For "I" you should just pronounce it "E". :-) then youre good! 🙂- Sabaton, is an amazing band, and the crowd is amazing!

[@remcohoman1011]

5:04 so true... the Swedish died far from home..and now there is no one to defend their land...Stockholm is the most dangerous place for a woman to be in 2024.. too bad the Heroes died as elites for the Ottomans..after that Swedish didn't have any men left to viking.. Sad story actually.. Story of the whole of Europe in the coming years..

[@giacomobenedetti4952]

Next video try: Perfect strangers - deep purole

[@dlind1985]

I, too, love *Sabaton!* And I will tell you about their lead guitarist, *Tommy Johansson.* This guy (if you have not heard him before) is a Magical singer, too. But that's not all. He puts out songs he's covered every Friday on his own channel *["Tommy Johansson,"* if doing a search.] Tommy is not an ordinary guitarist, but he's unique: Singing, producing [far better than anyone I've seen (I'm a musician)], and playing all the instruments you'll hear! The thing he does is that he takes an existing song, making it a 'new' one (takes it to a new level). _Be warned:_ He has a big heart, and better, Tommy has this immense crazy humor! All in _one video_ - I'm sure you'll love him and what he does ❤️ Try: SHE'S GONE - (STEELHEART) Tommy Johansson *Loved your reaction much!*

[@wolfcoala]

it´s just not for us swedish it´s for every man and boy women and girl forced in to war to die for... what?....

[@esanchez1305]

You really outa do some reactions to Tommy Johansson he is oneof the guitarist for sabaton and has his own band and uogrades songs evey friday he is so gifted and talented.stsrt with you raise me up or shes gone .he will blow you away please

[@ErichdeSade]

This is a very emotional song. But Sabaton has, through the years, found that special cadance for their music to awake emotions in people. Like this song, or the Winter Truce and so many others. They make your heart sing and grieve at the same time.It's so much fun that I've been following their career so long, I just remember a cousin profering a CD in my hands and saying that "my boyfriend has a band, and I know that this is the music you like." It was a defining moment.

[@kjelledbom1728]

Its like listening to Sasha Coen trying to make a metal reaction? This is about one of the times when Swedish peope died by the thousands

[@tonybaker55]

According to my DNA I am only 4% Swedish, but like this 100%. Thanks for the subtitles. The words are timeless. Very apt timing with Remembrance Day coming up soon.

[@kristertrygg171]

Sweden was att war for 30 yers, thing song is for them who died in the big war, and for them who starved att home ...

[@KrazyKaas]

As a Dane... This is freaking awesome. Heja Sverige

[@Dreez76]

Don't poke the Swedish bear... you won't like it.

[@andreas89824]

sweden was a superpower in the 1600 centrury like US today

[@flabbergast_se]

The song is mainly about the 30 years war but works on most wars I think that isn't about defending your home. The 30 years war was brutal. There are stories about a man who left their village and family and went to war while their son was but a baby and didn't meet their son until they met on the battlefield when the son was 15-16 and only after the battle understood who they were.

[@nightkissg6520]

You should whatch the sabaton history with the same title of the song / much love

[@brandnewrock8375]

I would and could easily say this song is for everyone and every country.. its the same.. thats why the same feelings 🌹

[@andreasekman2176]

This 1 is a belter..."A lifetime of war"... makes me weep every time I here it...😢

[@thormichaelpleym4975]

Great reaction. I've seen a lot reactions on this song, but yours are the top one. Thank you from a Sabaton fan. / Micke P

[@JoeSwallows]

This is a truly beautiful reaction!

[@lusse7183]

The beutiful with this song is that you dont need to be swedish for the feelings and connection in it. But sure then they play here, home i sweden and this song in Swedish the power is something else, this song makes the whole audience to join in. but iam sure, that if you give the english version a try you will still feel it so deep 🥰🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@sgtswede]

love your reaction.. properly with the subtitles. .you are amazing

[@anderssrensen7533]

that have to be the ultimate goal for a music group / band, having the crowd sing your song for you

[@СергейПетровский-щ9с]

спасибо за реакцию. с меня лайк (thanks for the reaction. I like it.)

[@kaptenbear1395]

Every Swede with even a remotely good taste in music knows this song by heart.

[@coolgabe64]

This song is about the Thirty Years War that was fought between 1618 and 1648. The Kingdom of Sweden was a major power in Europe at the time and this war was the bloodiest one until that time. The Swedish lyrics reflects the suffering of the individual soldier and the fact that one went to war, had a newborn child in the beginning but the war was so long that it happened that the child all grown up and had to fight in the same war where his father fought or still fighting.

[@hencytjoe]

Literal translation of the song: I look around and see my home fading away My time there now feels too short Only youth, barely a man when duty called me If I get to see my home again, I do not know Among kinsmen from my village, I went out to battle And the world burned For war, it can Destroy a man I give my life for my homeland But who misses me? So see me as that A husband, a friend Father and son who will never come home But who mourns me? Went out to fight for Sweden, baptized in blood Out there, death awaits, not heroism In the field where kinsmen fall, no song is heard Challenging our fates, once again Far from home (baptized and die in battle) And the world burned For war, it can Destroy a man I give my life for my homeland But who misses me? So see me as that A husband, a friend Father and son who will never come home But who mourns me? And when my time has run out Who cares then? They soldier on Does a soldier get a worthy end? To fall asleep Disappear And never wake For war, it can Destroy a man I give my life for my homeland But who misses me? So see me as that A husband, a friend Father and son who will never come home But who mourns me? For war, it can Destroy a man I give my life for my homeland But who misses me? So see me as that A husband, a friend Father and son who will never come home But who mourns me?

[@najroe]

this would be relatable to soldiers throughout history, regardless of countyy, religion... just like their 1916 cover, Christmas truce lyrics...

[@KeesBoons]

The madness of war.

[@BayneUpton]

It hits hard.

[@jonassundgren720]

The lyrics fits anyone with a sense of duty to his/her country. I've served as a peacekeeper in the balkans in the 90's and now in the home guard. This song gives me goose bumps and tear filled eyes.

[@OldtimerOfSweden]

This song was recently played at the memorial service for a swedish soldier who gave his life for our freedom as a volunteer in the war in Ukraine. Very fitting.

[@KonradCurse88]

nothing fitting, this merc does not deserve to be dust under the guys from the song foots

[@OldtimerOfSweden]

@@KonradCurse88 What are you rambling about? He was no mercenary. He was a volunteer who went to war to protect Ukraine's freedom against Russian aggression. And he paid the ultimate price for that. The "guys from the song" were forced to fight in the Thirty Years War. Why would you glorify them over this volunteer?

[@KonradCurse88]

@@OldtimerOfSweden he paid ultimate price to be stupidly greedy or blindfolded and dumb, or mb he was just a guy who like to salute the sun with his right hand, just like his Azov mates. Not more, not less. It was his will and his choice. These guys were recruited and drafted from their communities and families, not their choice but their destiny and their doom to follow the King, to fight and die near him fore the idea of Sweden being a Protestant defender, and becoming a regional powerhouse of the time. And most of em did not even understand the motive, but keep marching. So it's nothign fitting here, Not saying you cant use the songm but 'fitting' - pfff

[@jm-holm]

@@KonradCurse88 Sorry to hear of your mental illness and may Ukraine exist forever, free from Russian imperialistic ambitions, genocide and eternal aggression. May your Russian people also one day be free after centuries of authoritarian tyranny, lies and senseless bloodshed. Free from being pawns sacrificed for the megalomaniac goals of leaders who seek to expand their legacy by using nothing but terror and destruction upon the neighbors of Russia for century after century. May any Nazis that do exist in Ukraine perish in battle while taking the counterpart's Nazis and invaders with them in their graves. And may people like you who so blindly justify all crimes committed in your name one day see the light and learn the truth of the past and the history that your government has always withheld from your knowledge or rewritten to foster "patriotism" and obedience to the state.

[@kamilosowski3889]

This song is something we all can relate to. It's about a Swedish soldier but it's also about every soldier who had to leave for a foreign land and never returned. No matter where he came from. Swede in Germany, Russian in Poland, Pole in Russia, German in France, French in Spain, Brit in Flanders etc. Their stories are fundamentally different but at the same time so similar. The same horror, the same suffering, the same sacrifice... without asking "why?". Just doing their duty.

[@linooosan]

im not crying, are you? 😭😭

[@oleflodin8478]

You can only cry to this song.. It's so great..

[@lonelylionsingle7582]

Beautiful reaction ❤❤❤❤

[@adrianhughes8143]

En Livstid I Krig is one of my favourite Sabaton songs especially in there native language Swedish. Sabaton is the greatest band on the planet who are just incredible by keeping history alive and finding new heroes or historical events to make songs about and keeping the memories of those heroes and events alive. I have been a Sabaton fan for many years now but I have always been interested in military history as I have had relatives who served in the UK Armed Forces during WW2 and Ancestors who were in historical battles servings in there King's Army as a Knight or Calvary man. BRITISH SABATON FAN 💂‍♂️💂‍♂️🇬🇧🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿💙💛🇺🇦🇺🇦🇸🇪🇸🇪

[@adrianmitru3895]

reacting video gone wrong

[@humppamonni9206]

I was there. This song is so beautyful. Heard this song on Sabaton cruise few days ago

[@waraidako]

It's fitting that the song that makes most Swedes feel patriotic is not one about glorious heroism and victory in war but about the immense suffering and pain it causes. I would be furious if I had to go to war and people back home celebrated my death as if I was some sort of martyr, as if I died a heroic death for my country when the truth is that I suffered and sacrificed everything I was for them. A soldier is not some literary hero, they are our husbands, our sons, our fathers, and our friends, and when they die in war they do not die as heroes, they die as men. People must never forget that. In death a soldier gains nothing for themselves, but sacrifices everything for their country. Their lives, their futures, their hopes and dreams, their joy, their love, all of it gone in the blink of an eye. To treat that as anything but an unfathomable tragedy is to disgrace their memory. For people to connect so deeply with this song is in a way proof of their recognition of that reality, and if it's for a country like that then perhaps such a sacrifice has merit.

[@Realsovietholyman]

I, a 40 yo American Man, weep for those who never returned no matter where they are from , I know what its like thinking you'll never make it home alive.

[@nicolai7840]

as a Dane i get it, it makes my emotional, gives me goosbumps, i love it

[@Korpen_1979]

As a scanian (skåning) I also get it, danes and swedes has fought many wars on the ground where i live.....but we evolved and now we are friends

[@CarlosjavierDespo-jp4cg]

Reacction great🤘🇬🇧

[@justitia257]

Beautiful

[@MontyDK1]

Beautiful reaction :) This song is so powerful because of what we all know is going on right now ... even pretty close to some of us ... and of course the message in the lyrics. As a Dane, I was a soldier during the Cold War, and we knew that if the Warsaw Pact wanted to clear their passage through Øresund, we would be nothing more than a speedbump, that would give NATO maybe a day or two to react. But we were willing to make that sacrifice! Now being the father of a son who is a soldier, and one of the first to be sent out to a conflict zone anywhere in this world, I am SO proud of him, but also very worried. So yes, this song hits very hard.

[@jurgen4466]

With love from Sweden 🎉❤

[@jaggames2943]

I can really feel this, not just because I can feel all the young and old men being put in a war by people who dont even know who they are, but this could be a reality for millions like me, and has been for hundreds of millions like me

[@magnusungman4776]

Im from Sweden and this song hits so hard every time always burst out in tears when I listen to it

[@MrOwnedPanda]

I remember this, i was on that concert it was amazing!

[@MikaelOsberg]

Great reaction to an amazing song from Sabaton! Another one to check out is Christmas Truce :)