Winter soldiers Lyrics

It’s 1812 and the Emperor has built
The biggest army that the world has ever seen
Their guns are loaded, their confidence is high,
a firm belief That God is on their side

We're Winter Soldiers
Don’t know surrender, neither fear
We’ll draw ‘em out of here

I feel my heart pounding faster in my ears
The howling wind
My sense of time that is slowing down
The land will freeze
A sudden rush of adrenaline inside
To set us free!
As the thunderous roar of the gun
Shakes the ground

They strike so fast, so hard and they are sure that in the end, our land they will secure
They've yet to learn that in the ice and snow to conquer or keep is not the same at all

If there is one thing I’ve learned
Is that there is no righteous war
But we cannot let them take our homes, kill our sons
We'd rather burn to the ground
Positions we cannot defend
We will make sure that their clutches won't hold a thing, only dust!


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(Storyline from the booklet)

Time, 1812 A.D.
Place, Russia

The battle of Borodina is about to begin between the
invading forces of Napoleon's Grande Armée and the
Russian army. Prince Pëtr Ivanovič Bagration,
Russian general, is the designated leader of the left
wing. He doesn't know how gruesome the battle is
going to be, and how many lives it's going to claim...
his included. But there's one thing he does know: even
if they lose this battle, in the end they will win the war.
The iron will of the Russian people, their willingness
to crash and purn their villages, rather than leave them
to the enemy, and the terrible Russian winter are going
to be too much, even for a general like Napoleon.