Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Christopher Lee
Canonical path: /christopher-lee/the-portent
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Portent
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The Portent
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The signs were there
Whereever I looked, only I could not see them
Obscured by my zeal
By my beliefs, each and every one was a marker
Of my destiny as the chosen one
As defender of Faith and the leader of men
But it all came at a great price
As all great kings, I became a great killer
Lombardi, Verden, Roncevaux Pass
It all ended in death and destruction!
These were Omens
The Omens of Death!
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Christopher Lee performs "The Portent", and this lyric page sits inside the Christopher Lee catalog on LyroVerse.
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