A Face in the Glare
from RAVENING IRON by Eternal Champion
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lyrics
Brandish the hardblade, tempered in the blood of fallen foes
I will ride again
To the fountain
To the blackened stones
Because I remember, an oath made when we both were young
The moment I land is the moment he sends the storm
Cleaving through the night, like thunder, hooves will split the ground
I will ride again
To the fountain
To the blackened stones
Because I remember an oath made when we both were young
The moment I land is the moment he sends the storm my way
Red demonic eyes
The wild ripping claw
In the glare of my steel I see the face of a god
In the glare of my steel
Brandish the ravening blade, sharpened on the bones of fallen foes
I have rode again
On their ashes
On their broken forms
Because I remember an oath made when we both were young
The moment I land is the moment they send the storm my way
Red demonic eyes
The wild ripping claw
In the glare of my steel I see the face of a god
In the glare of my steel
I will ride again
To the fountain
To the blackened stones
Because I remember, an oath made when we both were young
The moment I land is the moment he sends the storm
Cleaving through the night, like thunder, hooves will split the ground
I will ride again
To the fountain
To the blackened stones
Because I remember an oath made when we both were young
The moment I land is the moment he sends the storm my way
Red demonic eyes
The wild ripping claw
In the glare of my steel I see the face of a god
In the glare of my steel
Brandish the ravening blade, sharpened on the bones of fallen foes
I have rode again
On their ashes
On their broken forms
Because I remember an oath made when we both were young
The moment I land is the moment they send the storm my way
Red demonic eyes
The wild ripping claw
In the glare of my steel I see the face of a god
In the glare of my steel
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from RAVENING IRON,
released November 20, 2020
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May 17Milwaukee, WI
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Jun 27Clisson, France
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Aug 8Walton-on-trent, UK
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