Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Obrero
Canonical path: /obrero/svantovit
Related lyric paths: 6
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Svantovit
Read Svantovit lyrics by Obrero on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Svantovit
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On the red island where Jaromar reigns
There is a fortress, opposing the vicious Danes
Come and follow the call, it will take you there
Listen to the tales and stories at our gods lair
Come and follow the call, it will take you there
Listen to the tales and stories at our gods lair
Come, come to Svantovit
He will release you bit by bit
Come, come to Svantovit
The fire of wisdom he has lit
Absalon the wicked destroyed our temple
And he burnt the image of our beloved god
But he'll rise again and he'll get his revenge
Throwing the Christian dogs into the Baltic Sea
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