Watery rubber boots
On the field of moss
Inside the boots weary legs
Of the man I always meet

Swamp full of mist
Icy embrace
Nothing left of
Sense of direction

[Chorus]
Swamphell
Kill me, let me sink in your lap

Once was the air crystal clear
Secular joys were so near
Glory days have left behind
Swamplord calls now misty mind

Swamp full of mist
Icy embrace
Nothing left of
Sense of direction

[Chorus]

When there is nothing left on the surface
And the wind is blowing slow
Under the carpet of moss
Finally I meet my Swamplord


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Swamphell Lyrics as written by Janne Tapani Kusmin Antti Kokko

Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

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    Kalmah needs to be heard more. CoB footstep followers if you ask me. The bassfill in this song is absolutely incredible.

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