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Times to Come

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Varg Canonical path: /varg/times-to-come Related lyric paths: 6
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Times to Come

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What will be?

Will be what you see?

Is this my last summer to live?

The last night with my wife?

Should it be?

Last hunt, last travel, last war

Your Runes see bitter times to come

No, evil beware i´m on the way

I must leave but will return

See you soon my Kingdom.

No it´s a journey whithout return,

You will fall and never come back.

Accept your destiny

My Runes see bitter times to come...

Come on my Warriors here to my side

Let´s fight our final battle

On the Boat!!

Northern winds will carry us

To our destination

You see

einherjer we will be

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