War of Kings

Album: War of Kings (2015)
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  • I am coming from the edge of madness
    A northern mourns the world of men
    Gonna drive them into exile
    Or never let them breathe again

    On that night under the raging northern sky
    The seeds of legend lie
    Swollen almost to a man
    The war of kings began

    In a land thrown into darkness
    An army would arise
    The heathens died laughing
    At the kings bent his bone high

    On that night under the raging northern sky
    The seeds of legend lie
    Swollen almost to a man
    The war of kings began

    On that night under the raging northern sky
    The seeds of legend lie
    Swollen almost to a man
    The war of kings began
    The war of kings began
    The war of kings began Writer/s: David Cobb, Joakim Larsson, John Leven
    Publisher: Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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