Through Blood By Thunder

Bathory

For as long as the grass grows
For as long as the stream flows
And the sun shines down unto us

Only they who walks the clouds knows
For how long the wind blows
And the sky is blue above us

O, I am a man and I hold in my hand my fate
Free as the wind as if even
I had wings that carried me
Still in the middle of the night
Even I will need light to guide me
So I turn my face to the sky from
Where he with one eye is watching over me

My fathers gods I ride for you
My fathers gods I fight for you
My fathers gods I die for you
My fathers gods I am coming through to you
My fathers gods I am yours

Through blood by thunder

Sound of wings in the air and
His ravens fly near to lead me
So I will not fail to ride down the trail
Long time destined for me
Long before I was born

O, can´t you see it is all
Carved in the tree of fate
That a son of the north must fulfill
His destined course to
Follow the bond of blood

Bond of blood, bond of blood
Bond of blood, bond of blood
Bond of blood, bond of blood
Bond of blood, bond of blood
Bond of blood, bond of blood


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    I modern man (or atleast a man born after christian conversion) follows the grand religion of his ancestors.

    Chard121on April 16, 2007   Link

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