These are lyrics that we think are kind of insincere.
Here's a couple of the most recent entries...
Sabaton's, "Poltava"
The Insincere Lyrics: Time has worn the soldiers down,
Marched for many miles. In the eastern lands so cursed, Time to make a stand. Tsar has scorched his nation's land, Nothing to be found. Hunger grasps the soldiers' hearts, 20,000 strong. Listen, excuse for a king, Trust me, this fight you can't win. (Poltava), Rode to certain death and pain. (Poltava), Swedish soldiers met their Bane. (Poltava), Sacrificed their lives in vain, Poltava. In the shade of morning mist, Advancing on their foe. Bullets break the silent air, Wasted battle plan. Swedish forces stand alone, King has left command. Rule is left to lesser men, Waiting for their chance. Listen, obey my command, Hear me, or die by my hand... Russian armies blocked their way, 20,000 lost that day. They bled the ground, Peace they found. There's no sign of victory, King Carolus had to flee And leave the land, Leave command. Madness, curse your feeble horde, Fear me, you'll die by my sword... Why They're Insincere: An up-tempo song with a catchy chorus about the Battle of Poltava (8 July 1709). It was a decisive victory of Russia over Sweden in the Great Northern War. Peter the Great started the gwar to take control of the Baltic from the Swedish empire, calling on a coalition which included Denmark–Norway, Saxony and Poland. Despite suffering defeats at the battles of Narva and Golovchin, Peter’s army would eventually prevail over King Charles XII at the Battle of Poltava and replace the Swedes as the dominant power of Northern Europe. Peter the Great is taunting the Swedish king in the pre-choruses.
Submitted by: Katy
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Sabaton's, "The First Soldier"
The Insincere Lyrics: From the south to the front into No-Man's Land,
From a farm to the end of the road. Son of France, he's the first on the frontline Coming home, Coming home, Let his story be known. Why They're Insincere: This is a song about a distinguished French soldier, known for his numerous successful missions and capture of enemy soldiers throughout the First World War. However, the line about "the end of the road" is probably referring to when he was struck down and killed by a bus, yet the song is very triumphant-sounding.
Submitted by: Katy
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