You say you're always right and I'm wrong
You tell me I am weak and you are strong
Always tried so hard
Now you've gone too far
I'll give all or nothing now to play my cards.
You pretend it's for fun
In the end when it's done
You might say it's a game
But I will show no mercy.
You talk so much but you don't have a clue
You lie so much you even think it's true
Now I'm in the lead
Want to see you bleed
Say goodbye I am forever in control.
You must learn oh so well
You shall burn in my hell
You might say it's a game
I will show no mercy.
And now it's said and done it's all completed
You think you've won you know you are defeated
Now it's all so clear
I'm your greatest fear
You have lived a lie be prepared to die.
You must learn oh so well
You shall burn in my hell
You might say it's a game
I will show no mercy.
Yngwie Malmsteen, born Lars Johan Yngve Lannerbäck (1963), is a Swedish guitarist considered one of the most influential in neoclassical heavy metal. His virtuosic technique, characterized by fast scales and arpeggios, revolutionized the musical landscape of the 1980s. Malmsteen stands out for his use of classical techniques applied to rock, with a strong focus on melody and harmonic complexity. His style has been influenced by guitarists like Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, and especially classical composers such as Bach and Vivaldi. Among his most famous songs are "Far Beyond the Sun", "Black Star" and "Trilogy". Malmsteen has collaborated with numerous artists, including Joe Lynn Turner and Janne Schaffer. His career is characterized by a constant musical search and continuous innovation in the heavy metal genre.
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