My Chemical Romance have officially shared their new track “Over Fields” via their YouTube channel, following its use as the intro to their current live sets. The song, a tongue-in-cheek, anthemic piece, has drawn comparisons to Borat’s infamous “O Kazakhstan” anthem due to its exaggerated, faux-nationalistic tone.
Accompanied by a mock-political visual, the track is credited to the fictional nation of Draag — potentially teasing a larger narrative or concept linked to future material from the band. Whether this points toward a new concept album or simply adds another layer of theatrical world-building to their ongoing tour remains unclear.
“Over Fields” Lyrics:
Over fields that light the fire in our hearts that burns true
Under wheels of might we cherish our skies never blue
Like a baby’s fists are broken,
Then grow strong enough to choose
To pick up the sword and strike the heart of doom,
We in Draag have learned to prosper in the gloom
Over fields we live to die under the gloom
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