🎵 Sabaton - En Livstid I Krig REACTION

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[@merryrose6788]

Thanks for reacting to this fine song, live at Gotheburg! I appreciate that you thought of the song pointing out the nitty gritty details of individuals who realize they could die, and wonder why, if anyone will miss them. Another poster pointed out that at the end, Joakim is singing harmony with the crowd singing the melody. Lots of people who have fallen into the Sabaton hole are now learning smatterings of Swedish! One poster said it took him awhile to learn how to sing this in Swedish, and now he sings it to his son. Anyway, looking forward to all your reactions, not only of Sabaton, but also others that you want to react to. Here are the Swedish lyrics. There are many similarities with English. If you want to see Sabaton in a tiny venue, check out Sabaton September 17, 2022 in Portland at the Roseland Theatre. Covid restrictions had just been lifted, and everyone was so glad to be back at a live concert! The Portland videos also show how much Sabaton musicians interact with their audience. Especially Ghost Division, Storm Troopers at the beginning, and Swedish Pagans and To Hell and Back. Also, Soldier of Heaven is really well done there, with the drummer Hannes saying, "Who wants to hear more heavy metal?" And the crowd cheering. And Hannes says, "Sorry, this next song is disco, but the one after that will be heavy metal." So, if you having checked out Soldier of Heaven, either the Portland or Sabaton's music video, they are worth your time! Jag ser mig om och ser mitt hem försvinna bort. Min tid där hemma känns nu alldeles för kort. Blott ungdom, knappt en man då plikten kallade mig. Om jag får se mitt hem igen det vet jag ej. Bland fränder från min by så drog jag ut i strid. Och världen brann. För kriget, det kan. Förgöra en man. Jag ger mitt liv för mitt fosterland. Men vem saknar mig? Så se mig som den. En make, en vän. Fader och son som aldrig kommer hem. Men vem sörjer mig? Gick ut i strid för Sverige, blev döpt i blod. Där ute väntar döden, inte hjältemod. I fält där fränder faller, hörs ingen sång. Utmanar våra öden, ännu en gång. Långt hemifrån (döpas och dö i strid). Och världen brann. För kriget, det kan. Förgöra en man. Jag ger mitt liv för mitt fosterland. Men vem saknar mig? Så se mig som den. En make, en vän. Fader och son som aldrig kommer hem. Men vem sörjer mig? Och när min tid har runnit ut. Vem bryr sig då? De kämpar på. Får en soldat ett värdig slut? Få somna in. Försvinna bort. Och aldrig vakna. För kriget, det kan. Förgöra en man. Jag ger mitt liv för mitt fosterland. Men vem saknar mig? Så se mig som den. En make, en vän. Fader och son som aldrig kommer hem. Men vem sörjer mig? För kriget, det kan. Förgöra en man/ Jag ger mitt liv för mitt fosterland. Men vem saknar mig? Så se mig som den. En make, en vän. Fader och son som aldrig kommer hem. Men vem sörjer mig? Skriven av: Joakim Broden, Paer Sundström. Album: Carolus Rex. Släppt: 2012. Texten tillhandahållen av Musixmatch.

[@fredrikviking5250]

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

[@rasmusgaming4888]

Best of the best

[@CoCooMa11]

Still one of the best Sabaton conserts I have been to :)

[@pettalala9595]

Heres a sing-a-long version in english(slightly different from the translation in the subtitles. But it can be sung along in english with the melody): I look around to see my home so far away. My time at home too short, my only wish's to stay. Too young to be a man, when duty called my name. A holy war demands me, righteous to our claim With friends from home I ventured, marching off to war A world in flames! For warfare it can Destroy any man I give my life For my fatherland But who'll wait for me? So see me as then A husband and friend Father or son, Who's never comming home Well, who'll mourn for me? Baptized in blood for Sweden, born just to bleed Out there where death awaits thee, not heroic deeds In fields of kinsmen fallen, no songs are heard Fighting for promised glory, as cities burned. Far, far from home (Baptized and sacrificed) A world in flames! For warfare it can Destroy any man I give my life For my fatherland But who'll wait for me? So see me as then A husband and friend Father or son, who's never comming home Well, who'll mourn for me? And when my time on earth is through Who'll care at all? They muster on For a soldiers worthy end? His right to sleep To fade away And never wake up! For warfare it can Destroy any man I give my life For my fatherland But who'll wait for me? So see me as then A husband and friend Father or son, Who's never comming home Well, who'll mourn for me?

[@planton95]

i was there that night!!! the most epic thing i have ever seen and been apart of!!!!

[@belisario9964]

Realmente increible

[@jonassundell9366]

Great reaction Brad! Sad song😢 Bad Brad. Kind regards, stay safe! Jonas, Gothenburg Sweden.

[@GaryKirkham-ju8gw]

"En Livstid I Krig" - "A Lifetime Of War". Apparently this is about Sweden's participation in the Thirty Years War (1618-1648). Sweden has not officially been at war since 1814. Thinkin' that if you were in the middle of that crowd, you'd have to fight for your life to get out of it ...! 😊

[@johncrwarner]

And Göteborg (Gothenburg) was founded during the Thirty Years War as a bulwark against the Danes who had controlled the area for centuries

[@hnorrstrom]

If you were sent away in war a few hundred years ago it was in many cases a death sentence.. 3/4 didn't even die in battle but from starvation, cold or illnesses. Just the ride with the ships to continental Europe took many lives.

[@GaryKirkham-ju8gw]

@@hnorrstrom I know that the Thirty Years War was a terrible time in Central Europe and that many towns and cities were laid waste. Sweden has been one of the more sensible countries in avoiding war since the Napoleonic era - its a pity that even in the modern era lessons have not been learned by others in that regard. Thanks for your comment ... 🙂

[@hnorrstrom]

@@GaryKirkham-ju8gw Yes I fully agree. But sadly even Swedish politicians sound like they almost want war these days.

[@GaryKirkham-ju8gw]

@@hnorrstrom Sometimes politicians use war as a distraction from troubles at home ... I've heard that Sweden is having something of a crisis at the moment ...

[@sphh69]

Its a Swedish way of thinking.

[@antheaxe7340]

the guy at 05:32 Tommy johansson it leving sabaton

[@christophschmedes5975]

Sabaton sing this Song in swedisch they came from Sweden

[@christophschmedes5975]

Sabaton sing in Englisch and in Swedish

Why did you in Swedish (valde dom kläderna)?

[@christophschmedes5975]

Sabaton sing in swdisch and Englisch

[@torgrim123]

Classic fake reaction...dude stop be such a worm to suck views.

[@DrDajom]

Sabaton is the joke of the Swedish music scene! 😂

[@genoric4094]

Says who? They’re one of the best and most popular current Swedish bands that produce quality song after quality song.

[@marcusaberg469]

Käft clown

[@kingmarre9130]

They are not but not much IQ from that comment

[@BOBSYOURUNCLE-rn4ku]

Total crap. War romantics wraped in a thin veil of "anti war" messege. And musically.. Completely stuck in the 80's. Boring.

[@genoric4094]

Literally the opposite of war romanticism. The only line that could be perceived as that is the “Jag ger mitt liv till mitt fosterland” (I give my life to the homeland) but as long as you aren’t as dense as a literal rock you’d understand that the context of the song is from that of a Swedish soldier back in the 1600’s. And they did, in fact, go out in war to “defend the homeland” (or so they were told). It is not wrapped in a thin veil of “anti-war” messages, it is literally a song about the pointlessness of going to war, and how it isn’t at all about “heroism”. In fact, you’d have to really be reaching to find anything that suggests this song even remotely romanticizes war. Sure, Swedish ultra-nationalists have managed to perceive it as such, but we all know they aren’t the most intelligent bunch. That is not what the song was meant to be at all. As far as stuck in the 80’s goes, perhaps you might be right, but good thing that the 80’s was the absolute best decade for metal then. More 80’s style, yes please.

[@kingmarre9130]

This is the most idiotic comment i ever seen. You dont know shit about this band also it seems..... and you have shit tast