I hear a distant thunder. They say thou don't surrender
Witnessing lael my eyes the sins of our land
Why can't we see from under? Dark reign on thou defenders
Endlessly torturing the sons without stand

Fight out lets break the chains So strong we must feel no pain
Forever torn apart from the haunting fields of man

Raging fear from skies above the fire fill my veins
Destruction of humanity the everlasting flame
Cast away no turning back from long and darkened shore
We'll show no mercy as they fall The fire burns inside

Now prepare for war!

You feel the pain no longer Daylight your heart grows stronger
Not even sense the burning hunger inside
Ride out with force and valour in memory forever
Towards the battering and rise all the time

Stand out we'll break the chain in unity we feel no pain
Forever torn apart from the haunting fields of man

Raging fear from skies above the fire fills my veins
Destruction of humanity the everlasting flame
Cast way no turning back from long and darkened shore
We'll show no mercy as they fall the fire burns inside

Now prepare for war!!

Looking around there's no fear in your heart for I know you will never surrender
Everyone here raise there eyes to the sky now we strike out and onward we fight

Prepare for war!!!!

Raging fear from skies above the fire fill my veins
Destruction of humanity the everlasting flame!!!!


Raging fears from skies above the fire fills my veins
Destruction of humanity the everlasting flame
Cast away no turning back from land and darkened shore
We'll show no mercy as they fall
We'll show no mercy standing tall
Till becomes us we won't fall The fire burns inside

Now prepare for war!!!

War...


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    How come everytime I look up dragonforce's lyrics on this site, I see ads for homosexuals on the right? xD lol

    I love this song! Destruction of humanity!

    I love singing along to DF, especially to this song

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