Asator
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Asator
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Thunder arose across the plains
Thor rides in pouring rain
He rides to Jotumheim to fight
Lightning strikes when Mjollnir bites
Fire! burning in his eyes
Fire! his hate is pure see the lightning strike
Fire! burning in his eyes
Fire! his hate is pure, see the lightning strike
Lightning cracks the blackened sky
Hear the thunder chariot ride
All brave men with hearts of war
Ride the path of mighty Thor
Son of thunder!
Lighting strikes
Son of thunder!
Son of thunder!
Thor Arise!
Son of thunder!
Son Of Oden
Thundergod
Master of War
Asator!
Fire! burning in these lands
Fire! his hate is pure, see the lightning strike
Fire! burning in his eyes
Fire! his hate is pure, see the lightning strike
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