The Dark Tower of Mordor
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The Dark Tower of Mordor
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The towers tremble to the tombs of kings
Doom approaches, the dead awake for the hour has come
For the oathbreakers at the stone of erech
We shall stand again when the black breath blows and death's shadow grows
And all that is passed come!
Athelas life to the dying
In the kings hands lying
Mighty were the fallen
War now calls
Orodruin mountain of fire
Mount doom and it's red nightfall
Tower of Cirith Ungol
Alone here at journey's end I lie in darkness
Buried deep beyond all towers strong and high
Beyond a;; mountains steep above all shadows rides the sun
And stars, forever dwell
I will not say the day is done
Nor bid the stars farewell...
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