Ankh - The Longest Journey (Part I.) dalszöveg (lyrics)
[Ankh - The Longest Journey Part I. dalszöveg lyrics]
I was on my journey at a cold winter night
Deep in the valley I saw the light
Strength of heroes I felt in my heart
The tavern to the sword was so bright
It was the place where we got together
And became blood brothers forever
The songs of Odin was heard from the sky
We were screaming: ‘Daemons will die!’
Thousands of the glorious warriors waited
For the greatest battle
The land was shaking under their
Boots when they marched together
The stars were disappeared from
The northern sky
When dragons of victory flew up so high
From our village we heard the cry
Hence we knew that daemons must die
When the first ray broke through the clouds
We knew that there was no way out
In front of the enemy we whip out our swords
We stabbed them with our blades
Which were so cold
Thousands of the glorious warriors brought
Death to hordes of hell
And we watched their broken
Bodies powerlessly fell
I thought of the battle which was holy
And I looked at the battlefield only
Where my brothers lay dead
My tears spilled out and I watched the sunset
Deep in the valley I saw the light
Strength of heroes I felt in my heart
The tavern to the sword was so bright
It was the place where we got together
And became blood brothers forever
The songs of Odin was heard from the sky
We were screaming: ‘Daemons will die!’
Thousands of the glorious warriors waited
For the greatest battle
The land was shaking under their
Boots when they marched together
The stars were disappeared from
The northern sky
When dragons of victory flew up so high
From our village we heard the cry
Hence we knew that daemons must die
When the first ray broke through the clouds
We knew that there was no way out
In front of the enemy we whip out our swords
We stabbed them with our blades
Which were so cold
Thousands of the glorious warriors brought
Death to hordes of hell
And we watched their broken
Bodies powerlessly fell
I thought of the battle which was holy
And I looked at the battlefield only
Where my brothers lay dead
My tears spilled out and I watched the sunset