Strike while the iron is hot
Steel is strongest so say we all
And if we all were not brothers of metal would we fall? No
They tried to test our spirit
They tasted steel before we were done
Grinding their bones into the dust of the past
All blown away like a shot from a gun
We cast our lot together four still stand as one
Here we'll remain forever till our kindgdoms one

Brothers of metal
We are fighting with power and steel
Fighting for metal that's all that's real
Brothers of metal will always be there
Standing together with hands in the air

Let us drink to the power drink to the sound
Thunder and metal are shaking the ground
Drink to your brothers who are never to fall
We're all brothers of metal here in the hall
Our hearts are filled with metal and masters we have none
And we will die for metal, metal heals, my son

Brothers of metal
We are fighting with power and steel
Fighting for metal that's all that's real
Brothers of metal will always be there
Standing together with hands in the air

Let us drink to the power drink to the sound
Thunder and metal are shaking the ground
Drink to your brothers who are never to fall
We're all brothers of metal here in the hall

Brothers of metal
We are fighting with power and steel
Fighting for metal that's all that's real
Brothers of metal will always be there
Standing together with hands in the air




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Brothers of Metal, Pt. 1 Lyrics as written by Joseph De Maio Joey Demaio

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    I think this song wins the award for containing the word 'metal' more than any other song.

    Shred is not Deadon February 27, 2006   Link
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    I think it is completely obvious that when they say 'here in the hall' they are reffering to 'the hall of the mountain king'

    ytse-marmaladeon July 29, 2006   Link
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    I believe that this song is about being Metal plain and simple and living a "metal life".

    Dark_Angel20on March 16, 2007   Link
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    lol ytses comment almost made me piss myself xD

    Behemothon March 17, 2007   Link
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    Without even listening to the song, I can note the lyric changes (And layout)

    Strike, while the iron is hot Steel is strongest, so say we all And if we all were not brothers of metal, would we fall? (NO)

    They tried to test our spirit They tasted steel before we were done Grinding their bones into the dust of the past All blown away, like a shot from a gun

    We cast our lot together, four still stand as one Here we'll remain forever, 'till our kingdom's won

    Brothers of Metal We are fighting with power and steel Fighting for metal Metal that's real Brothers of metal will always be there Standing together with hands in the air

    Let us drink to the power, drink to the sound Thunder and metal are shaking the ground Drink to your brothers, who are never to fall We're all brothers of metal here in the hall

    Our hearts are filled with metal, and masters we have none And we will die for metal, Metal heals, my son

    Brothers of Metal We are fighting with power and steel Fighting for metal Metal that's real Brothers of metal will always be there Standing together with hands in the air

    Let us drink to the power, drink to the sound Thunder and metal are shaking the ground Drink to your brothers, who are never to fall We're all brothers of metal here in the hall

    Our hearts are filled with metal, and masters we have none And we will die for metal, Metal heals, my son

    Brothers of Metal We are fighting with power and steel Fighting for metal Metal that's real Brothers of metal will always be there Standing together with hands in the air

    olla666on May 03, 2007   Link
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    I like the cool vid for this song on youtube

    JoshPRon November 10, 2007   Link
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    i cried laughing at shreds comment lmfao oh god they say it in the background as well fucking love manowar i love this song hahahaha oh dear it's hard to take manowar seriously

    Sir_Jibbaloton November 23, 2007   Link
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    I agree with shred.

    mailedbypostmanon April 23, 2008   Link

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