Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Enid
Canonical path: /enid/belrapeire
Related lyric paths: 6
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Belrapeire
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Belrapeire
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Faces like ashes
Like leaden loan
Nightness of brandigan
You've made them moan...
Belrapeire...
Up in the palace
The princess of light
That outshined all others
And silenced the knight
Belrapeire...
Blinded enlighted
He raises the lance
Clamides marshal
He loses his stance
Walls sleets and merlons
With town-dwellers manned
With faith and the red knight
The armies are banned
At the end of the savage
Commander clamide
Shattered he lies
In the dust of defeat
Belrapeire...
Exhausted the starved
Regather in daze
In victories sweetness
The slain dow
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Enid performs "Belrapeire", and this lyric page sits inside the Enid catalog on LyroVerse.
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