Ragnarök
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Ragnarök
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While you start to think, when the warriors ride
Just look at your heart and you will see them
Riding on the wings of your dream, proud and glory is live
Spreading bless to your land and sending the light
See the clans of your citadel praying for the Gods
And the rain falling over dead souls
while the children ask you about the eternity
you stay brokendown and wait - Ragnarök
Ice, blood, wind and steel, are the signs of the earth
Let the other lands learn, but don't teach them this
Every clan are born with their culture their religions and gods
Just don't change your prayers, wrongs or personal
See the clans of your citadel praying for the Gods
And the rain falling over dead souls
While the children ask you about the eternity
You stay brokendown and wait - Ragnarök
Every day the sea give us a new reason
And every night the wolves catch the hearts of believers
Mother Gaia sends the spell over us changing seasons, moons
Warriors, women, children, let them see how good is your life!
Let you see how good is your life
When you stay brokendown by my side!
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