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Artist: Lonewolf
Canonical path: /lonewolf/dragonriders
Related lyric paths: 6
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Dragonriders
Read Dragonriders lyrics by Lonewolf on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Dragonriders
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Winter comes from the sea
Cold winds bring pain and fury
Frost will bite all of you
Like a wolf, without mercy
We arrive, we arrive
We see your shores
We arrive, we arrive
The wolf is at your door
We have followed the northwind
And we're so far from home
Give a name to your wildest fears
Our time has come
We are the dragonriders
The hordes of thor, the demons of the sea
We are the dragonriders
We hail, we kill, we fight for victory
Say you prayers, we are near
Taste the smell of your fear
We'll nail your God to his cross
With the hammer - the hammer of thor
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Lonewolf performs "Dragonriders", and this lyric page sits inside the Lonewolf catalog on LyroVerse.
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