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Kill, fight, die
That's what a soldier should do
Top of the game, earning their name
They were the Devil dogs
In a war machine
They were the USA marines
1918, USA intervene
Until now they were mainly observing
There in the wheat fields and a small piece of land
It's a battle that'll write history
5 times attacked, and then 5 times repelled
At the 6th time they managed to break the line
Heart of the corps, and a part of the lore
The deadliest weapon on earth
Kill, fight, die
That's what a soldier should do
Top of the game, earning their name
They were the Devil dogs
In a war machine
They were the USA marines
Dogs lead ahead, and attack through the lead
Put to test, at the battle of Belleau
Clearing the forest and advance through the trees
It's the end of the war that's in sight
Hill 142, it's a final break through
It's the key to controlling the battlefield
Second to none, a marine and a gun
And the foes run in fear of their name
Kill, fight, die
That's what a soldier should do
Top of the game, earning their name
They were the Devil dogs
In a war machine
They were the USA marines
In times they are needed, such times they appear
When a leader has fallen, a hero arise
And inspire the lost into glorious deeds that
Would give them a name that live on to this day
When in times they are needed, such times they appear
When a leader has fallen, a hero arise
And inspire the lost into glorious deeds that
Would give them a name that live on to this day
"Come on, you sons of bitches, do you want to live forever?"
Second to none, a marine and a gun
Raising hell as they're fighting like dogs of war
Heart of the corps, and a part of the lore
The deadliest weapon on earth
Kill, fight, die
That's what a soldier should do
Top of the game, earning their name
They were the Devil dogs
In a war machine
They were the USA
And since then
They are the devil dogs of war
And then always
Are the USA marines
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"Devil Dogs" de Sabaton es un himno bélico que celebra el heroísmo y la ferocidad del Cuerpo de Marines de los Estados Unidos durante la Primera Guerra Mundial. La canción se centra en la Batalla de Belleau Wood, destacando la valentía, la resistencia y la reputación de los marines como "Devil Dogs" (perros del diablo), un apodo que ganaron por su tenacidad en el combate. La letra transmite un sentido de orgullo por su destreza militar y su capacidad para superar a sus enemigos, enfatizando la idea de que los soldados están dispuestos a "matar, luchar y morir" por su causa. El estilo musical de Sabaton, caracterizado por su metal épico, coros pegadizos y temas históricos, refuerza la naturaleza grandiosa y conmemorativa de la canción, transformando la brutalidad de la guerra en un relato de valentía y honor.
Kill, fight, die That's what a soldier should do Top of the game, earning their name They were the Devil dogs In a war machine They were the USA marines 1918, USA intervene Until now they were mainly observing There in the wheat fields and a small piece of land It's a battle that'll write history 5 times attacked, and then 5 times repelled At the 6th time they managed to break the line Heart of the corps, and a part of the lore The deadliest weapon on earth Kill, fight, die That's what a soldier should do Top of the game, earning their name They were the Devil dogs In a war machine They were the USA marines Dogs lead ahead, and attack through the lead Put to test, at the battle of Belleau Clearing the forest and advance through the trees It's the end of the war that's in sight Hill 142, it's a final break through It's the key to controlling the battlefield Second to none, a marine and a gun And the foes run in fear of their name Kill, fight, die That's what a soldier should do Top of the game, earning their name They were the Devil dogs In a war machine They were the USA marines In times they are needed, such times they appear When a leader has fallen, a hero arise And inspire the lost into glorious deeds that Would give them a name that live on to this day When in times they are needed, such times they appear When a leader has fallen, a hero arise And inspire the lost into glorious deeds that Would give them a name that live on to this day "Come on, you sons of bitches, do you want to live forever?" Second to none, a marine and a gun Raising hell as they're fighting like dogs of war Heart of the corps, and a part of the lore The deadliest weapon on earth Kill, fight, die That's what a soldier should do Top of the game, earning their name They were the Devil dogs In a war machine They were the USA And since then They are the devil dogs of war And then always Are the USA marines
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