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Artist: Jotenheim
Canonical path: /jotenheim/excalibur-amp-the-king
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Excalibur & The King
Read Excalibur & The King lyrics by Jotenheim on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Excalibur & The King
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From the womb of the mystery
From the mist of a thousand years
Ancient battles lost and won
For the ancestral power sword
Now the battle rages on
Riders fight for Camelot
Pikes on high banners unfurled
The time has come for King Arthur
Great is the king who reigns by the steel of Excalibur
Merlin, where is my glory
Where is the realm of peace and prosperity
The roundtable knights are riding on
Must they die for the curse of the Pendragon?
Merlin druid of the Celts, ruler of the dragon breath
Raise the powers of the Earth
Save us from these ruins of war
Great is the king who reigns by the steel of Excalibur
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Jotenheim performs "Excalibur & The King", and this lyric page sits inside the Jotenheim catalog on LyroVerse.
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