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Artist: Orna Annon
Canonical path: /orna-annon/forodor
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Forodor
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Forodor
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Here we wage the almighty Dagor
To take back the throne of our kingdom.
Our legend will be born.
Oh, Forodór.
For days we marched towards Aglar Annon.
The time has come to take the throne.
Our legend shall be born.
Oh, Forodór.
There will come a time when the strength of men will fail, and the allegiance of mankind will fall, and total darkness will arise. But that is not this day, for this day we fight! Do you hear me men Yeah!
Fight or die.
Oh, Forodór.
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