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Hyloxalus - Frozen Rampart Lyrics



Hyloxalus - Frozen Rampart Lyrics




Reach to the red sky (The slaying, the flaying)
The sound of their voices (Don't blame me, don't blame me)
I could not bear the torture and pain
Trapped in this dead night

Walls made of dead men encased in snow
Soon entombed in rust, for the edicts of strongmen
Frozen I am, I must on go on
All that is left, for me is my sword

Bitter wind, whips my face
And tries my courage
Dragged to war, with raging beasts
A stone resolve is my scourage

My blade, leads my way
Forth to victory
Or my end

Tremor upon
This final impasse
The dealers of betrayal
Riding in the dark
I pray for precious chance
I know may never come

Bitter wind, whips my face
And tries my courage
Dragged to war, with raging beasts
A stone resolve is my scourage
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Reach to the red sky (The slaying, the flaying)
The sound of their voices (Don't blame me, don't blame me)
I could not bear the torture and pain
Trapped in this dead night

Walls made of dead men encased in snow
Soon entombed in rust, for the edicts of strongmen
Frozen I am, I must on go on
All that is left, for me is my sword

Bitter wind, whips my face
And tries my courage
Dragged to war, with raging beasts
A stone resolve is my scourage

My blade, leads my way
Forth to victory
Or my end

Tremor upon
This final impasse
The dealers of betrayal
Riding in the dark
I pray for precious chance
I know may never come

Bitter wind, whips my face
And tries my courage
Dragged to war, with raging beasts
A stone resolve is my scourage
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Writer: Michael Mclellan-Bell, Nina Laderoute
Copyright: Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid

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Hyloxalus - Frozen Rampart Video
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Performed By: Hyloxalus
Language: English
Length: 4:35
Written by: Michael Mclellan-Bell, Nina Laderoute

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