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Artist: Numenor
Canonical path: /numenor/the-hour-of-the-dragon
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The Hour of the Dragon
Read The Hour of the Dragon lyrics by Numenor on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The Hour of the Dragon
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Sleeper, awake!
Long years passed by
Sending the black shadow wavering
Along the walls of the night
The Lion banner sways and falls in the horror-haunted gloom
A scarlet Dragon rustles by, borne on winds of doom.
In heaps the shining horsemen lie, where the thrusting lance break
And deep in the haunted mountains, the lost, black gods awake
Dead hands grope in the shadows, the star turn pale with fright
For this is the Dragon's hour, the triumph of fear and night
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Numenor performs "The Hour of the Dragon", and this lyric page sits inside the Numenor catalog on LyroVerse.
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