The Grey God Passes
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The Grey God Passes
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Onto the field of Clontarf
Warlords scream in
Both pagan and christian of heart
An age comes to end
The ground shall bare the mark
Of glory's crimson stain
Battle is night
Raise up your eyes
Look to the sky
Valkyries fly
Two honored chieftains collide
Battle begins
Comes the Grey God with one eye
Fighting within
The ground shall bare the mark
Of glory's crimson stain
Battle is night
Raise up your eyes
Look to the sky
Valkyries fly
The age of old gods ending
Replaced by man's misgivings
But still the ravens call to Odin
The ground shall bare the mark
Of glory's crimson stain
The spears of Clontarf gleaming
The blood and sweat is streaming
Resounding battle horns are calling
Grey one eye apparition
Grey hand of doom so viscous
The Valkyrie choose from the fallen
The age of old gods ending
Replaced by man's misgivings
But still the ravens call to Odin
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