Excalibur (Grave Digger Album) - Lyrical Content

Lyrical Content

  • The album is about the King Arthur's mythology.
  • "Pendragon" is about Uther Pendragon, father of Arthur.
  • "Excalibur" is about the powerful sword handled by Arthur.
  • "The Round Table (Forever)" deals with the principles of the Knights of the Round Table.
  • "Morgane Le Fay" is about the witch Morgane.
  • "The Spell" is about the enchantment that Nimue used on Merlin to gain his powers, after a promise of sex and love.
  • "Tristan's Fate" is about the tragic history of Tristan and Isolde. Tristan here is a knight of the round table. (In some tales, he's not even connected to Arthur)
  • "Lancelot" is about the love of Lancelot (Arthur's knight) for Guinevere (Arthur's wife).
  • "Mordred's Song" is about the treachery of Mordred.
  • "The Final War" is about the last battle of Arthur and Mordred. Arthur ends mortally wounded.
  • "Emerald Eyes" is Arthur's last words to Guinevere.
  • "Avalon" is about the fantastic island that Arthur went, where he died.
  • "Parcival" is about the knight Parcival and his quest for the Holy Grail.
Grave Digger
  • Chris Boltendahl
  • Jens Becker
  • Stefan Arnold
  • Hans Peter "H.P." Katzenburg
Studio albums
  • Heavy Metal Breakdown
  • Witch Hunter
  • War Games
  • Stronger than Ever (as Digger)
  • The Reaper
  • Symphony of Death
  • Heart of Darkness
  • Tunes of War
  • Knights of the Cross
  • Excalibur
  • The Grave Digger
  • Rheingold
  • The Last Supper
  • Liberty or Death
  • Ballads of a Hangman
  • The Clans Will Rise Again
Live albums
  • Tunes of Wacken
  • 25 to Live
EPs / Singles
  • "Demo"
  • "Born Again" (Demo)
  • "Shoot Her Down"
  • "Return of the Reaper" (Demo)
  • "For Promotion Only" (Demo)
  • "Rebellion"
  • "The Dark of the Sun"
  • "The Battle of Bannockburn"
  • "The Round Table (Forever)"
  • "Yesterday"
  • "Silent Revolution"
  • "Pray"
Compilations
  • The Best of the Eighties

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