Sea Wolf
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Sea Wolf
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Into the granite, stave by stave
Carved ploughwise, now read my tale
The raging ocean, I have sailed
Many a man, I have maimed
Shields I have crushed with my sword
Women have I pleased endless nights
On foreign coast my brother did fall
He now dines in hall up high
Erected the stone against a twilight sky
Read sea wolf's tale
From the coasts of the west to Sarkland
To the marshlands and the forests of the east
High adventures, great riches and wine
Blood shed, great battles and feasts
My stone firm in mother eart through rain and time
Read sea wolf's tale
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Bathory performs "Sea Wolf", and this lyric page sits inside the Bathory catalog on LyroVerse.
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