Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Glass Hammer
Canonical path: /glass-hammer/pellenor-fields
Related lyric paths: 6
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Pellenor Fields
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Pellenor Fields
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(Instrumental)
A day of fire and death.
A day of swords and glory.
An army of darkness lays siege to the city of the kings.
But with great effort and brave sacrifice the Lord of the Nine is brought low...
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The day is won! But the war is not over....
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