The Last One
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The Last One
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Ways that gather in this time and place
There are things I see but can not touch
Signs - hidden in once forgotten memories
I see I feel that time has come
I see a million graves on a windy plane
Waiting for redemption
And I see the graves drown in a sea of blood
Dedicated to oblivion
And on the sea there stands a church
Which bells are laughing in the rain
I see a ship sailing through the sky
But on the ship sails no one
I see the moon disappear and eternal night fall
I see men crawling up from the dephts of the ocean
Ripping on their nails to build a ship called Naglfar
I see a huge throne with shadows behind
Stormclouds gather
Through the valleys I bear the horns of death
The war to end all life - it has begun
Surt, artist of destruction and lord of fires
Come and end this age of dawn
And I drift away on my way through the night
To reach the stars, to fall asleep
The last one of my kind
Until eternity starts
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Lungorthin performs "The Last One", and this lyric page sits inside the Lungorthin catalog on LyroVerse.
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