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Spring's Lament
02:40
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Ashes
03:56
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Caught within a storm
Of endless inner war
Carved in steel and stone
Our sins left to atone
Beauty still remains
Though the light is stained
Look the serpent in the eye
And shed it's blood
Once more
Ashes, ashes
Spiral and fall
The old pillars
Have grown too tall
Ashes, ashes
Spiral and burn
They left the torch
Now it's our turn
There's no heroes here
All are trapped by fear
Wrath consumes the heart
Tears the soul apart
Waiting for our chance
When Kali comes to dance
Light the pyre on Baldr's corpse
And feast until
It ends
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Verfallen
05:14
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Irminsûl
03:04
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Long ago there was a tribe
Of people proud and strong
They lived their lives in harmony
With nature and the gods
But elsewhere there was brewing
A poisonous belief
One which could not accept
Another way to be
They brought them death
Enslaved the rest
Destroyed their sacred wood
For 33 years they spilled their blood
Great Widukind at their side
But in the end, twas not enough
To stop their own demise
The bastard Charlemagne had come
To terrorize their kind
We do not forgive
And we shall not forget
1200 years later and here we stand
And hail the ways of yore
From ruins shall rise
New songs sung proud
And feasts for all once more
As long as the spirit still burns within
We'll fight til none remain
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5. |
Týr's Day
04:09
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Kala
03:18
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Deep within the trees
Down across the stream
In the fields i walk
Where ancients once
Praised the sun
Nations rise and fall
To ideals we are called
When revolution comes
We reveal
What we've become
All good things
Will come to pass
And nothing here
Was meant to last
Your people all shall fall
You've outlived fate's call
Will we prepare to die?
Or can we keep our hands held high
Who is left to blame
What remains to say
Is it just enough
Or shall we share
In wasted fun
Scars reveal their teeth
Blood is all they seek
Meditate on why
Then all the rest
Will fall in line
All great tales
Are filled with pain
And nothing lost
Means nothing's gained
The weariness of time
Leaves its mark
Within our minds
But all is never lost
As long as someone
Pays the cost
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7. |
Leiden des Willens
01:09
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8. |
Leidenschaft und Geist
08:03
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All my life I've strayed amongst
The weariness and pain
Am I cursed or is it just
The price of my own aims
Though I've sought the light
It seems it's only shied
Away from me
But I'll ride forever more
Til I belong to Hel
In times of desperation
We may look afar for love
Then fall in hollow agony
When no comfort comes
To expect is to give up
The drive that moves
The clouds above
And when we've drowned
In endless doubt
Sacrifice will wash it out
Void of choice and cloudless path
We stride through great despair
Within us lies a dark disease
To rot all we hold dear
Voices of our past ring out
To dream of us with hope
Let them bring us brightened eyes
For Leidenschaft und Geist
Rifles once were clasped as rings
Upon a pounding breast
As we marched side by side we knew
The role we must embrace
There's no room for aimless hearts
Or waiting for eternal rest
Uncertainty can never win
Against survival's test
Days still pass us right on time
Despite our mortal cries
Bombs still drop, new ways are fought
And still we always try
And dream of better things to be
And realms that we have yet to see
The moment that it stops
Cracks the bell, for all is lost
Void of choice and cloudless path
We stride through great despair
Within us lies a dark disease
To rot all we hold dear
Norns bend not to knees of plight
We hold our strength inside
And live like we shall never die
For Leidenschaft und Geist
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Neuvalis
I am a multigenre multinstrumentalist that currently is making esoteric neofolk and ritual synthscapes
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