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Death Of Norns pt.1
05:33
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The Horn of Heimdallr sounds in mountains
Sound of demise of Asgard
Without waiting for the last battle
The guard of gods dies
The fall of the sky, the moon and the sun
Sacred threads are torn
Yggdrasil dries out
Eternal damnation of all gods
There won't be Last three winters
Wolves won't escape anymore
Gods of Asgard decided thus
They have changed their destiny
At roots of the great tree
The source of freedom was found by gods
The wise eagle left the tree
Having seen the demise of times
Wind stopped to blow
Rivers stopped to flow
Freedom became the end
Last rain before the end
Death came to the Norns
The fate of the world
Flocks of dead birds
Fall from the sky
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Death Of Norns pt.2
07:26
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At birth of a child by the gods
They decide its fate
Carving out sacred runes
Weaving the threads of the universe
Yggdrasill tree became withered
Splashed the ground with burning autumn leaves
Washing with bloof from the archaic roots
With blood of Verdandi, Urd and Skuld
Helplessly losing power over the entity
Death of Norns was the end of time
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instrumental
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Sitting in your living room
They stare at you with their dead eyes
They grab you by the hand appearing from the fog
They leave messages on your mirrors every night
They stand over you while you sleep
You listen whenever they whisper your name
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Damned souls are purified with tortures
Despair and hopelessness are treated with death
Sorrow of dead children
Die slowly with them
Shadows of the dead children in the reflections of your mirrors
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