Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Glass Hammer
Canonical path: /glass-hammer/something-s-coming
Related lyric paths: 6
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Something's Coming
Read Something's Coming lyrics by Glass Hammer on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Something's Coming
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Now the land can claim no king
Nine ride forth to gain the ring
Something's Coming, Something's near!
Something's Coming, Cloaked in fear!
Something's Coming, Something's here!
Swords are drawn, armies march
But freedom reigns again ...
In the end!
Heir of Elendil
Now your time is here
Son of Arathorn
Take away our fear!
Something's coming in the night
Something dark and cold
Searching for the bane of men
A shiny ring of gold!
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