Took me a minute to realize the line at the end of the refrain was suppose to be irony. Because the last of the dreadnoughts served for 50 years, and now may be coming back.
@@DerHenker_ well, I think the lyrics refer to battleships in general, since unlike other Sabaton songs there is no date mentioned here. The entire first verse could be about the same thing a) The shelling of German battlecruisers near Yarmouth and Lowestoft on the British coast on November 3rd, 1914 or on December 16th near Hartlepool, Scarborough and Whitby OR b) the bombing of Gallipoli in 1915 off the Ottoman coast (other coastal bombings would also be conceivable).
@@KlingelTimi. ''The North Sea has drawn them near The fleet of the High Seas approach A contest of titans commence These days will dictate their fate The grand fleet prepares their guns Unleashed as the dreadnoughts clash at last'' that's the last verse which makes it pretty clear what the whole song is about. Also I reccomend the Sabaton history Episode abot the song. Cheers
@@DerHenker_ "A hull of steel and all big guns to serve the fleet Unrivalled firepower riding the waves to war A devastating blow will send their foes down below Fearless armada now bombarding their shore" But hey, I don't want to argue at all, I just think the lyrics aren't clear compared to the other songs about what they refer to. It's not called "Skaggerak" or "Jutland", but "Dreadnought" and refers to the battleships (of the First World War) in general. Thanks for the tip about the Sabaton history episode!
@@KlingelTimi.guys, its about both, its about Dreadnoughts and jutland is the biggest clash of dreadnaught type ships in the first world war, wich this album is about. I wouldnt say Iowa counts as a dreadnought though. shes more a Fast battleship
The part "the north sea has drawn them near the fleet of the high seas approach" is a reference to the battle of jutland
Took me a minute to realize the line at the end of the refrain was suppose to be irony. Because the last of the dreadnoughts served for 50 years, and now may be coming back.
Legenda bitevních lodí od roku 1906 ! K totálnímu střetu došlo až v roce 1916 u Jutlandu. Bylo to nerozhodné.
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this is absolutely amazingly made! great job!
Damn this is awesome.
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Joakim: *sings about HMS Dreadnought
We have to see: USS Iowa
The song isn't about HMS Dreadnought but about the battle of Jutland. Listen to the lyrics
@@DerHenker_ well, I think the lyrics refer to battleships in general, since unlike other Sabaton songs there is no date mentioned here. The entire first verse could be about the same thing
a) The shelling of German battlecruisers near Yarmouth and Lowestoft on the British coast on November 3rd, 1914 or on December 16th near Hartlepool, Scarborough and Whitby OR
b) the bombing of Gallipoli in 1915 off the Ottoman coast (other coastal bombings would also be conceivable).
@@KlingelTimi. ''The North Sea has drawn them near
The fleet of the High Seas approach
A contest of titans commence
These days will dictate their fate
The grand fleet prepares their guns
Unleashed as the dreadnoughts clash at last'' that's the last verse which makes it pretty clear what the whole song is about. Also I reccomend the Sabaton history Episode abot the song. Cheers
@@DerHenker_
"A hull of steel and all big guns to serve the fleet
Unrivalled firepower riding the waves to war
A devastating blow will send their foes down below
Fearless armada now bombarding their shore"
But hey, I don't want to argue at all, I just think the lyrics aren't clear compared to the other songs about what they refer to. It's not called "Skaggerak" or "Jutland", but "Dreadnought" and refers to the battleships (of the First World War) in general.
Thanks for the tip about the Sabaton history episode!
@@KlingelTimi.guys, its about both, its about Dreadnoughts and jutland is the biggest clash of dreadnaught type ships in the first world war, wich this album is about. I wouldnt say Iowa counts as a dreadnought though. shes more a Fast battleship
boring
but who asked
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@@lepouletfou4283 thank you
tbh i forgot i said that lmao