Slaves to Metal – Song and Lyrics by Accept

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Discover the poetic beauty in ‘Slaves to Metal’ by Accept. This lyric breakdown takes you on a journey through the artist’s thoughts, emotions, and the story they aim to tell. From clever metaphors to evocative imagery, we delve into the nuances that make this song a lyrical masterpiece. Whether you’re a fan of Accept or a lover of well-crafted words, our detailed analysis will give you a deeper understanding and appreciation of this song.

We hold the seeds of metal
And we scatter them around
We’ll eat you up – and spit you out
Like a pack of wolves on the hunt

We are the kings of madness

We are the sons of evil
Burning down every house
We are the metal gladiators
Unchain the beast and let it loose

Come raise your hand and shout it out
We want it now we want it loud

’cause we are slaves to metal
Locked into the taste of steel
Slaves to metal
We’ll march you to the beat
We are slaves to metal
Chained up to the sound
Slaves to metal
We’ll rock you to the ground – so evil

Born to be the bloodhounds
In the legions of the damned
A million miles of madness’s
On the battleground of screaming guitars

Will you taste the sweat of metal
Will you lick the open wounds
It’s the ultimate commandment
Which will guarantee your doom

Come raise your hand and shout it out
We want it now we want it loud

‘Cause we are slaves to metal
Locked into the taste of steel
Slaves to metal
We’ll march you to the beat
We are slaves to metal
Chained up to the sound
Slaves to metal
We’ll rock you to the ground

‘Cause we are slaves to metal
Locked into the taste of steel
Slaves to metal
We’ll march you to the beat
We are slaves to metal
Chained up to the sound
Slaves to metal
We’ll rock you to the ground

Slaves to metal

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