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Ghost Division (Sabaton Cruise 2014 2nd Set) - Sabaton



     
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Ghost Division (Sabaton Cruise 2014 2nd Set) Lyrics


Fast as the wind, the invasion has begun
Shaking the ground with the force of thousand guns
First in the line of fire, first into hostile land
Tanks leading the way, leading the wayCharging the lines with the force of a furious storm
Fast as the lighting phantoms swarm
200 miles at nightfall, taken within a day
Thus earning their name, earning the fameThey are the panzer elite, born to compete, never retreat (ghost division)
Leaving or dead, always ahead, fed by your dreadAlways ahead, as the blitzkrieg rages on
Breaking morale the with the sound of blazing gunsFirst in the line of fire, first into hostile land
Tanks leading the way, leading the wayLeaving a trail of destruction to a foreign land
(Waging war with conviction)
Massive assault made to serve the Nazi plan
(Wehrmacht's pride, ghost division)
Communication's broken, phantom's are far away
Thus earning their name, earning the fameThey are the panzer elite, born to compete, never retreat (ghost division)
Leaving or dead, always ahead, fed by your dreadPushing the frontline forth with a tremendous force
(Far ahead, breaks resistance)
Reaching the way for panzer corps

(Shows no fear, self-subsistent)
First in the line of fire, first into hostile land
Thus earning the name, claiming the fameThey are the panzer elite, born to compete, never retreat (ghost division)
Leaving or dead, always ahead, fed by your dreadPanzer elite, born to compete, never retreat (ghost division)
Leaving or dead, always ahead, fed by your dread
Songwriters
BRODEN, JOAKIM / SUNDSTROM, PARPublished by
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC

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Sabaton was formed back in 1999 in Falun, Sweden and worked hard with demos and small club shows just like any other band. An album was recorded in 2002 bearing the name of Fist for Fight on an independent label in Italy, but was never released. By 2004, the band was becoming increasingly frustrated with the lack of marketing opportunities available for their album, so eventually they decided that their best strategy would be start over with new material .

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