Epic Tale
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Epic Tale
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Odin!
Our hammers to the sky
Marching to the battle
Our gods look at us
There from hall of Valhalla!
Odin!
The blood glides early
The Valkyries are arriving
To conduct our warriors brothers
Between the mountains the sky and the mist
My shield punished by enemy
It won't resist other battle
By very knock suffered in the past
Now what it rest me
Is my helmet and my sword
Odin!
Some time i feel the death next to me
When the blood glides trough my skin
But when i close my eyes
I see my brithers on
The march for side of gods
With my sword killed my enemies
On homage to the honor and their courage.
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Baptised in Ice performs "Epic Tale", and this lyric page sits inside the Baptised in Ice catalog on LyroVerse.
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