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Artist: Hithlum
Canonical path: /hithlum/the-morgul-lord
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The Morgul Lord
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The Morgul Lord
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Once a man
Now bound by power
Mightiest of the nine
Fallen into darkness
The Morgul Lord leads the great battle
For hope of Men
Shall fail in his hour of death
Who become one and falls in death
Will be lost
High above Pelennor Fields
They fly striking fear in all
One with death
No man can kill
Wraiths of Sauron
Bound by the Ring
No man can kill
Minas Morgul will rise
No man can kill
The hour of the Witch King shall arise
The hour of the Witch King is near
The voice, wich welcome all Men's fears
The Morgul Lord leads on
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