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Steel Commanders

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Aug. 25, 20211 viewer20.7K views

Steel Commanders Lyrics

[Verse 1]
Over hundred years ago since we first rode into fire
The rulers of the battlefield, rolling over trench and wire
Into battle, no retreat, roll out, for our foes we spell disaster
In the footsteps of Montgomery, Patton followed, we came after

[Pre-Chorus]
Flers–Courcelette showed the way
Evolution leading to
El-Alamein until today
We're the first ones into the fray

[Chorus]
Steel Commanders!
(Rule the battlefield)
Spearhead Flanders!
(Tankers leading the)
Storm of panzers!
(Battle calling the)
Steel Commanders!

[Verse 2]
From the Mark 1’s introduction to the beast known as the Leopard
With our Chieftains and Centurions our frontline has been tempered
From the fields of Prokhorovka, to the shores of Overlord
The beginning of the victory, Shermans rolling on to Sword

[Pre-Chorus]
Flers–Courcelette showed the way
Evolution leading to
El-Alamein until today
We're the first ones into the fray

[Chorus]
Steel Commanders!
(Rule the battlefield)
Spearhead Flanders!
(Tankers leading the)
Storm of panzers!
(Battle calling the)
Steel Commanders!

[Instrumental Break]

[Bridge]
Steel Commanders
Spearhead Flanders
Storm of panzers
Steel Commanders
Steel Commanders
(Rule the battlefield)
Spearhead Flanders
Steel Commanders
[Chorus]
Steel Commanders!
(Rule the battlefield)
Spearhead Flanders!
(Tankers leading the)
Storm of panzers!
(Battle calling the)
Steel Commanders!

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Genius Annotation

This song is primarily about the evolution of tanks in warfare. It denotes several tanks, primarily from the World War Era (Mark 1, Sherman). The song talks about multiple significant battles involving tanks (Flers-Courcelette, Prokhorovka). It honours a key component of the modern-day battlefield.

The music video also makes a comparison between tanks and knights, saying that tanks are modern-day knights due to their strength and stature.

Released Aug 25, 2021. Feat. Tina Guo (Cellist)

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Credits
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Mastered By [Digital Mastering]
Recorded At
Grangärde, Sweden
Release Date
August 25, 2021
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