Sabaton — The Lion From the North

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A time of religion and war,
Legends tell the tale of a lion
This beast in the shape of a man
With a dream to rule sea and land

And all those who stand in his way,
Die by God and victorious arms
With the righteous that follows him south,
Once more set ashore to war

Legends have taught, battles fought,
This lion has no fear at heart
Lion come forth, come from the north,
Come from the north

Gustavus Adolphus
Libera et impera!
Acerbus et ingens
Augusta per augusta!

A storm over Europe unleashed,
Dawn of war, a trail of destruction
The power of Rome won’t prevail,
See the Catholics shiver and shake

The future of warfare unveiled,
Showed the way that we still walk today
Der Löwe aus Mitternacht comes,
Once more he is here for war

Stories of old, truth unfold,
Control over Europe he holds
Freedom he’ll bring,
Lion and king, lion and king

Gustavus Adolphus
Libera et impera!
Acerbus et ingens
Augusta per augusta!

Gustavus Adolphus go forth, libera, impera!
(Gustavus Adolphus
Libera et impera!)
Acerbus et ingens, go forth, libera, impera!
(Acerbus et ingens
Augusta per augusta!)

Mighty eagle rule alone
Liberator claim the throne
Lion from the northern land
Take the scepter from its hand

Mighty eagle rule alone
Liberator claim the throne
Lion from the northern land
Take the scepter from its hand

Oh, you lion from the north,
(Mighty eagle rule alone
Liberator claim the throne)
Oh, you lion from the north
(Lion from the northern land
Take the scepter from its hand)

Mighty eagle rule alone
Liberator claim the throne
Lion from the northern land
Take the scepter from its hand

Legends have taught, battles fought,
This lion has no fear at heart
Lion come forth, come from the north,
Come from the north

Gustavus Adolphus
Libera et impera!
Acerbus et ingens
Augusta per augusta!

Gustavus Adolphus go forth, libera, impera!
(Gustavus Adolphus
Libera et impera!)
Acerbus et ingens, go forth, libera, impera!
(Acerbus et ingens
Augusta per augusta!)