Mystic Past
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Mystic Past
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Moving to the times of thousand years before Christ
We can imagine only in some measure
How important for the pagan tribes
Were five elements of the earth:
Soil, wind, fire and water
And holy spirit reigning over everything
They were so important
' Cause pagan rituals depended on them
Old men with hooded heads, strong and wise
Came through the woods, drew sigils
They worshiped their gods:
Fenriz, Midgard, Moloch
They threw the blasphemies
On those who wanted to bury their culture
And those who wanted to do this
Had to fight with the descendents of the old man
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