Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Dimmu Borgir
Canonical path: /dimmu-borgir/ddsferd
Related lyric paths: 6
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Dødsferd
Read Dødsferd lyrics by Dimmu Borgir on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Dødsferd
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In the darkest of darkness I intone
In my halls silence steps forth
Fallen angels are guarding my gates
In the beauty of valley of death
My soul has gone astray
While darkness and sorrow ruled
The fire of hate was lit
In the black silence of the night
My silence self steps forth
In the darkness a corpse burns
Another black soul has returned (home)
In silence we observe the journey
The journey of our sorrow-black brother
And no tears fall
When ashes are united with dust
We shall all share his fate
We shall all follow our friend
When the bells of judgementday chimes
We shall all return
To rule
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