Spread The Fire
from Daemon Lord - Daemon Lord by Dying Victims Productions
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lyrics
Rise! Ignite the pyres!
Seize it's lack of inner fire
Steel in the blood
Commands to fulfil the oath
Amass the filthy wildhounds
Crest and flags throughout the lands
A frightening roar
Heighten the wills for attack
The darken hammer falls
The anvil’s blaze burns high
The casted red hot metal
Flaring into the nocturnal rites
Towards fierce prevalence
The soul meets transcendence
When raging hordes will gather round,
Seek inner might
Burn on! Spread the fire!
Beware! Fortify the dogma and…
The immortal pride that rejects the false ones
Yield never on!
Let It´s black wings cover all
Aloud! Reclaim your born right
To wage thunder upon heaven orphans
The spear of our lord
Pierce through the one they call god
Seize it's lack of inner fire
Steel in the blood
Commands to fulfil the oath
Amass the filthy wildhounds
Crest and flags throughout the lands
A frightening roar
Heighten the wills for attack
The darken hammer falls
The anvil’s blaze burns high
The casted red hot metal
Flaring into the nocturnal rites
Towards fierce prevalence
The soul meets transcendence
When raging hordes will gather round,
Seek inner might
Burn on! Spread the fire!
Beware! Fortify the dogma and…
The immortal pride that rejects the false ones
Yield never on!
Let It´s black wings cover all
Aloud! Reclaim your born right
To wage thunder upon heaven orphans
The spear of our lord
Pierce through the one they call god
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from Daemon Lord - Daemon Lord,
released March 25, 2022
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Dying Victims Productions Essen, Germany
DYING VICTIMS PRODUCTIONS is a German underground heavy metal label that unleashes all sorts of metal. DVP is always on the
lookout for newcomers as well as established acts.
Releases true metal on all formats - Vinyl, CD, Cassette, Merchandise.
Huge selection of u/g titles in the distro.
Shipping worldwide.
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