The Forgotten Ages Of Victories lyrics

LyricsMode.com - Song lyrics archive with more than 700,000 lyrics for more than 30,000 artists

Nokturnal Mortum - The Forgotten Ages Of Victories lyrics

Browse by band : 0-9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z  |  Top 100
Lyrics  ArrowArtists : N  ArrowNokturnal Mortum lyrics  ArrowTo The Gates Of Blasphemeous Fire album lyrics  ArrowThe Forgotten Ages Of Victories lyrics
Hits : Rate:
Rating Rating Rating Rating Rating
 
iPod Translate
Favorites
Email Print
Customize: Left Center Right

Hide preview
The Forgotten Ages Of Victories lyrics widget:
New! Now you can post widget to Friendster!
Click right mouse button
then click "Copy"
share The Forgotten Ages Of Victories lyrics:
Link - Email & IM :
Link - Websites & Blogs :
Click right mouse button
then click "Copy"
Embed - Websites & Blogs :
Click right mouse button
then click "Copy"
more Nokturnal Mortum lyrics :

Nokturnal Mortum
The Forgotten Ages Of Victories lyrics

The thunder of the drums is heard and cattle herds are driving back.
Sunset is driving near,
The heat of hoofs - all around melt away
In the shaggy beard of great and wise elder sunset.
The forests and the mountains surrounding the village
He covers by golden cloth - the night is drawing near.
Bonfires blaze up and the flame tongues raise up
To blacken sky like hands.
The hearers faces are visible through the flame.
The grey-haired elder opens the secret of his past,
Through night and fire his word again find the youth.
His face covered with wrinkles like waterless earth
Shined with life as in his youth.
And his tale was drifted through the time
To distant faraways of those days.
When the steel was like continuation of the hand
And the warriors were not afraid of their enemies power -
Then moon was shining brighter and sun warned more times than nowadays.
The forest has been lighted by thousand of bonfires,
It have been seen that celebration has begun,
And singing drowned the noise of the wind
But (the) elder continued this tale.
When the valor and the honor was valued oved lie and hypocrisy,
When the pride and the eminence
Was valued over the slavery and the cowardice.
The enemies cities and villages were on fire!
Blood and death, screams and mourns - Hell came out!
The honor and the praise to power.
The beat of hoofs and crunch of steel,
The scythe of death flied over this field,
Eyes were looking into eyes and heavens were on fire!
The warriors heart melted and tears appeared in the old eyes -
The tears of the real master.
His hand is clenched in the first,
The teeth was gritted as that time,
The ages of victories are over.
It's now time to wait.
No sooner that the sun get out of continement
And the first rays let the birds know that the day had come.
No sooner that the herds were driving on the pasture
The hair of the old warrior was streaming by the breeze.
He'd been looking at the faraways
And didn't find that the celebration was over.
His thoughts were with those far times.
Like a cold shudder passed through his skin.
He rose and returned back to his house
Not left by the memories about those distant times.
The honor and praise to power!
The forgotten ages of victories.

Bookmark:  Digg this!  Del.icio.us  StumbleUpon  Reddit  Add to Twitter  Facebook   
Correct lyrics      Report lyrics
  The Forgotten Ages Of Victories lyrics meanings:
Register or login first!Write your meaning to this song:
 
 
The Forgotten Ages Of Victories lyrics @ eLyrics.net
The Forgotten Ages Of Victories lyrics @ Lyricsty.com
Nokturnal Mortum lyrics @ Mp3Lyrics.org
The Forgotten Ages Of Victories lyrics @ MetroLyrics.com
The Forgotten Ages Of Victories tab @ Lacuerda.net
I'm Yours lyrics Thinking Of You lyrics Viva La Vida lyrics Lucky lyrics Paparazzi lyrics
White Horse lyrics Video Phone lyrics Knock You Down lyrics One Time lyrics Best I Ever Had lyrics
I Know You Want Me lyrics Party In The USA lyrics Haven't Met You Yet lyrics Misguided Ghosts lyrics Jump Then Fall lyrics
Advertising | About | Contact | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Mobile version

LYRICSMODE (c) 2009