The Battle of Asgaard
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The Battle of Asgaard
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In a dark and rainy night
Two armies stand by resolutely
Ready for a fight
To seal all the worlds destiny
Armed with sword and shield
Wearing helmets, chain mails, cuirasses
an a battlefield
At the gates of Odins sacred fortress
Chorus:
Here on this ground, with history in making
The fate of the world will be determined
Now the time has come for a war of death and honour
Fight and stay as one for a great and glorious victory
At the begin as the horns call for war and the battlecries clang in the sky
Odin throws his spear fast and hard and the first Vanir has to die
Thousand of men clash together in rage, the conclusion of Gullveig's lie
Blood spills over mens face
Gods kill, Gods die
Njörd gives the command to use magic spells to destroy the Æsir host
Thor and the valkyries are fighting in hatred just like the other gods
A bloody battle is roaring but Valhalla is not yet lost
Blood spills over mens face
Gods kill, Gods die
Chorus
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