Odin's Call
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Odin's Call
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I stand sadly beside my corpse
How many times have I died?
Oh, hear the seven lies, what should be believed?
Hall of severance, fighting and feast
Born on a harsh night, slain in the calm dawn
Where is the savior?
Hear odin's call
Death in the morning light, release from pain
Revive at setting sun, ready for pain
Five hundred forty doors opened all now
I fear no further pain
Hear odin's call
When evening falls, fighting ends
Fallen warriors get the hell of living
Night of gladsheim
Wolf and eagle watch the gory feast in valhalla
Winter of winters, no summer comes
Wait for the twilight of gods with pride
A new sunrise, fighting starts again
My swords are stained with red blood again
Hear my call, glorious warriors
We must keep fighting till the end of time
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