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Artist: Helm of Awe
Canonical path: /helm-of-awe/white-winters-fields
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White Winters Fields
Read White Winters Fields lyrics by Helm of Awe on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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White Winters Fields
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Eyes of winters cold
Stare upon us
White winters forest
Stands before us
Elders once told
Of blood melting ice
Warriors hung from trees
And were sacrificed
Pierced by a spear
Bloodied for Odin
White winters fields
Stained blood red
White winters fields
Hundreds are dead
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