Greek Fire
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Greek Fire
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Thunder and smoke fills the air,
A viloent breath;
The beast has awakened, beware!
For it's been cornered again,
A leaking dromon,
The oarsmen jerking their chains.
Greek fire!
Ablaze!
Burn!
Burn!
Clandestine operation,
Behind heavy doors,
A secret compund,
No one knows,
How to put out the blaze?
When water you throw,
Feeds the flames.
Greek fire!
Ablaze!
Burn!
Burn!
They burned down the heavens,
They burned down the land,
A raging inferno,
In ashes we stand.
They burned up our children,
Who were never born,
They burned up our future.
To pieces we're torn,
All hope forlorn.
Thunder and smoke fills the air,
A violent breath;
The beast has awakened, beware!
For it's been cornered again,
A leaking dromon,
The oarsmen jerking their chains.
Greek fire!
Ablaze!
Burn!
Burn!
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Turisas performs "Greek Fire", and this lyric page sits inside the Turisas catalog on LyroVerse.
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