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Artist: Nazgul
Canonical path: /nazgul/proemium
Related lyric paths: 6
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Proemium
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Proemium
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Postquam sex principes ceciderunt et pluvia
Ignea sexiens in Elfmuth ruit,
Postremus rex iam tenere non poterat suos
Turbatos fines ab orcis ferocibus.
[PROEMIUM]
After the fall of the six emperors and after the Rain of fire had
fallen on Elfmuth for six times The last king couldn't control
anymore his lands Threatened by the rebel ogres.
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