Lord Of The Blacksmiths
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Lord Of The Blacksmiths
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Where the winds sing
the laments of times long gone
Where the elves dance
their dances of solitude
Hearken to the mountain
can you hear the echoes
of the hammer's beat
from deep within the shadows?
The lord of the blacksmith
keeps forging on
through the endless time
Master of the anvil
alloys the metals
with an essence of magic
With wisdom and sorcery
from the beginning of time
magnificent works are forged
for gods and for mighty kings
Uncrushable shields
power belts and magic rings
Swords that never miss
sceptres and crowns and other things
There is a holy presence
in his hidden existence
Listen to the hymn
it sings in the galleries
Powerful runes he carves
into the shining steel
to have protection
from the powers of mystery
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