Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Peordh
Canonical path: /peordh/an-unbroken-trust
Related lyric paths: 6
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An Unbroken Trust
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An Unbroken Trust
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I am not the fool
I know I do not break the rule
I live in the gods' eyes
Lasting and wise
The gods unhand their power: "Dælere!"
For the Greater Cause
I am trusted
And have trust in them
The raiders might return
But they do so as openly as the sea: "dægcuð!"
And lie under grim grin
And haunting watchful eye
For on the throne
Sits a god: "Woden!"
With a mighty eye
All-seeing and wise
He knows when the time is right
To reduce the Spiritless Realm to infinite night
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Peordh performs "An Unbroken Trust", and this lyric page sits inside the Peordh catalog on LyroVerse.
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