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Sabaton's, "82nd All the Way"
The Misrhymed Lyrics:
There on that day,
Sergeant York entered the fray
Saving the day,
82nd all the way.
Sergeant York entered the fray
Saving the day,
82nd all the way.
Why They're Misrhymed:
"Day" is rhymed with itself here.
Submitted by: Katy
Sabaton's, "Christmas Truce"
The Misrhymed Lyrics:
A Christmas on the frontline,
We walk among our friends.
We don't think about tomorrow,
The battle will commence.
When we celebrated Christmas,
We thought about our friends.
Those who never made it home
When the battle had commenced.
We walk among our friends.
We don't think about tomorrow,
The battle will commence.
When we celebrated Christmas,
We thought about our friends.
Those who never made it home
When the battle had commenced.
Why They're Misrhymed:
Both parts of the outro have the words "friends" and "commence" at the end of the sentence (or "commenced" in the last line).
Submitted by: Katy
Sabaton's, "Christmas Truce"
The Misrhymed Lyrics:
Hear carols from the trenches,
We sing O Holy Night,
Our guns laid to rest among snowflakes.
A Christmas in the trenches,
A Christmas on the front far from home.
We sing O Holy Night,
Our guns laid to rest among snowflakes.
A Christmas in the trenches,
A Christmas on the front far from home.
Why They're Misrhymed:
None of these lyrics rhyme.
Submitted by: Katy
Sabaton's, "Christmas Truce"
The Misrhymed Lyrics:
Is that why we bury our friends?
We were all, we were all, we were all, we were all friends.
We were all, we were all, we were all, we were all friends.
Why They're Misrhymed:
Both lines end with "friends".
Submitted by: Katy
Sabaton's, "Christmas Truce"
The Misrhymed Lyrics:
Silence, Oh I remember the silence.
Why They're Misrhymed:
Rhyming "silence" with itself. However, apparently this comes from a quote by Alfred Anderson, the last known combatant to participate in the 1914 World War 1 Christmas Truce.
Submitted by: Katy
Sabaton's, "Dreadnought"
The Misrhymed Lyrics:
A shadow moves across the water in pursuit,
It splits the waves, commands the sea and defies the wind.
Instilling fear among its prey, feels naught for itself,
Ahead the sea, lies calm awaiting the storm.
(later)
The North Sea has drawn them near,
The Fleet of the High Seas approach,
A contest of titans commence,
These days will dictate their fate,
The grand fleet prepares their guns,
Unleashed as the Dreadnoughts clash at last.
It splits the waves, commands the sea and defies the wind.
Instilling fear among its prey, feels naught for itself,
Ahead the sea, lies calm awaiting the storm.
(later)
The North Sea has drawn them near,
The Fleet of the High Seas approach,
A contest of titans commence,
These days will dictate their fate,
The grand fleet prepares their guns,
Unleashed as the Dreadnoughts clash at last.
Why They're Misrhymed:
The first verse and bridge have no rhyming lyrics.
Submitted by: Katy
Sabaton's, "Fields of Verdun"
The Misrhymed Lyrics:
The spirit of resistance and the madness of the war.
So go ahead, face the lead, join the dead,
Though you die, where you lie, never asking why.
So go ahead, face the lead, join the dead,
Though you die, where you lie, never asking why.
Why They're Misrhymed:
"Why" is the only word that doesn't rhyme with anything else in the song. Also, "lead" is pronounced "led" again to properly rhyme.
Submitted by: Katy
Sabaton's, "Panzerkampf"
The Misrhymed Lyrics:
In the Soviet Union summer 1943
Tanks line up in thousands as far the eye can see.
Ready for the onslaught, ready for the fight,
Waiting for the axis to march into a trap. (later)
Driving back the Germans
Fighting on four fronts.
Hunt them out of Russia,
Out of Soviet land.
Tanks line up in thousands as far the eye can see.
Ready for the onslaught, ready for the fight,
Waiting for the axis to march into a trap. (later)
Driving back the Germans
Fighting on four fronts.
Hunt them out of Russia,
Out of Soviet land.
Why They're Misrhymed:
The misrhymed word "trap" suddenly comes at the end of the first verse after every other line rhyming. I thought it would end with the word "right". Also, "fronts" and "land" do not rhyme.
Submitted by: Katy
Sabaton's, "Soldier of 3 Armies"
The Misrhymed Lyrics:
From the Finnish lakes,
Into Germany and USA,
All the wars he came across.
Cross of Mannerheim, an Iron Cross,
A Bronze Star, Purple Heart,
One Distinguished Flying Cross.
Into Germany and USA,
All the wars he came across.
Cross of Mannerheim, an Iron Cross,
A Bronze Star, Purple Heart,
One Distinguished Flying Cross.
Why They're Misrhymed:
"Cross" is rhymed with itself 3 times [including the word, "across" earlier].
Submitted by: Katy
Sabaton's, "The Carolean's Prayer"
The Misrhymed Lyrics:
Ahead, facing the lead,
An army of Swedes, performing God's deeds.
Showing no fear, their judgement is near,
Making their sacrifice.
When the king and his men,
Their enemies sight, prepare for the fight,
Banners held high, ready to die,
Hear how they praise the Lord.
An army of Swedes, performing God's deeds.
Showing no fear, their judgement is near,
Making their sacrifice.
When the king and his men,
Their enemies sight, prepare for the fight,
Banners held high, ready to die,
Hear how they praise the Lord.
Why They're Misrhymed:
Although some of the lyrics here do rhyme, lines 4 and 8 do not. Also, they often pronounce "lead" as "led" to rhyme even though it should be pronounced as "leed".
Submitted by: Katy
Sabaton's, "The Carolean's Prayer"
The Misrhymed Lyrics:
Far beyond their nations' borders,
There's an army on the march.
For religion, king, and glory,
In the name of Christ, their enemies chastise.
Taking orders from the heavens,
Through hostile fire they will march.
Unaffected by the volleys,
Facing death, their faith will keep their fear at bay.
Into battle facing the fire,
Lord, thy will be done.
Into battle walk in a line.
See the white in their eyes, Caroleans are marching on...
Morale and discipline unites them,
A common faith to keep them strong.
Always on their way to heaven,
In the name of Christ, their enemies chastise...
There's an army on the march.
For religion, king, and glory,
In the name of Christ, their enemies chastise.
Taking orders from the heavens,
Through hostile fire they will march.
Unaffected by the volleys,
Facing death, their faith will keep their fear at bay.
Into battle facing the fire,
Lord, thy will be done.
Into battle walk in a line.
See the white in their eyes, Caroleans are marching on...
Morale and discipline unites them,
A common faith to keep them strong.
Always on their way to heaven,
In the name of Christ, their enemies chastise...
Why They're Misrhymed:
None of these lyrics rhyme. However, the second part of the chorus has rhyming lyrics.
Submitted by: Katy
Sabaton's, "The Unkillable Soldier"
The Misrhymed Lyrics:
Never die, shot through the eye,
Never surrender however they try.
How they try, shot through the eye,
He'll never die.
Never surrender however they try.
How they try, shot through the eye,
He'll never die.
Why They're Misrhymed:
Rhyming "eye" with "eye". "Never die" is also repeated twice.
Submitted by: Katy
Sabaton's, "Versailles"
The Misrhymed Lyrics:
Will this war really end all wars?
Can a war really end all war?
Will this war bring another war?
It's the war that will end all wars.
Can a war really end all war?
Will this war bring another war?
It's the war that will end all wars.
Why They're Misrhymed:
The word "war" is rhymed with itself in every line of the chorus.
Submitted by: Katy
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