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Lindisfarne!

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Lindisfarne!

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793 at the northumbrian shore

Dreadfull omens shake the lande

Mighty messangers have come from above

Awful signs they shalle presente

Thunderstorms, lighting comes down

Fiery dragons ride the sky

A famine hath followed these tokens of hell

Starvation now overtakes man's life

Fallow's moon hath left the saintly shore

Holy island ends the nighte

Northern dragons have crossed the ocean's horizon

Red white sails appeare in sighte

Highe swung stems are breaking the waves

Behold! Ship made of oak drawing near

Beastly howlings are reaching the isle

What strange horde hath broughte the sea

Lindisfarne - The priests are overrun

Lindisfarne - Calamity hath come

Shores are laid waste, saints to overtake

The storme of the northe hath begun

At Lindisfarne

Storming on the lande

Tearing their clothes off their backs

Chasing these weaklings away

Some shalle be struck, some shalle be drowned

Others shalle be laid in chains

St. Cuthbert's cross, their treasure of stone

Knocked down their idol shalle be

His holy church, a sacred place

Spattered and soiled withe the bloode of the priests

Plundered the chapels shalle be

The cloister is sacked, the altar is destroyed

Precious stone, noble jewels and gold

Now their holy treasures are on board

Lindisfarne - The priests are overrun

Lindisfarne - Calamity hath come

Shores are laid waste, saints to overtake

The storme of the northe hath begun

At Lindisfarne

[Solo: Lars/Both]

Alcuin of York:

Lo, it is nearly 350 years that we and our fathers

have inhabited this lovely land, and never before

has such terror appeared in Britain as this we now

suffered from a pagan race...

They stepped on holy places with uncleaned feet

Dug up the altars and plundered all the treasures in the holy curch...

What should be expected for other places

When the divine judgement has not spared this holy place?

Thy ravens up highe

One-eyed father, accept our offering

Let us not return without wealth and pride

Be our guidance on the stormy sea

Lindisfarne - The priests are overrun

Lindisfarne - Calamity hath come

Shores are laid waste, saints to overtake

The storme of the northe hath begun

At Lindisfarne

"A furore Normannorum libera nos, Domine!"

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