A sound echoes across the land The warhorn sounds the command Armies are gathered, ready to fight In hundreds strong, a show of might
Sound the warhorn Armies heed the call Sound the warhorn To battle once more
A call to arms, a call to war Lives will be lost for evermore Swords raised high as banners fly Shields raised up, swords held to the sky
Sound the warhorn Armies heed the call Sound the warhorn To battle once more
The dead and dying Lay across these fields of pain The blood of their enemies Flows from lifeless veins
There's so many lives slain There's so many men now maimed So many lives are lost In these fields of pain
The dead and dying Lay across these fields of pain The blood of their enemies Flows from lifeless veins
There's so many lives slain There's so many men now maimed So many lives are lost In these fields of pain In these fields of pain In these fields of pain
The dead and dying Lay across these fields of pain The blood of their enemies Flows from lifeless veins
There's so many lives slain There's so many men now maimed So many lives are lost In these fields of pain In these fields of pain In these fields of pain
As a new dawn fades and the sun shines on another day It is all too clear just how many men have been slain Bodies from both sides lie across the land Death by the sword by the hands of man The fields have turned a grisly blood red So many men are now dead
The dead lie where they were slain Left on the battle field for days Bodies lie in rows A human feast for the crows The rotting spoils of war Left for the hungry scavengers
The stench of death is carried on the wind The smell of blood is overwhelming Darkness falls upon the battle ground As the moans of the dying fall silent all around
An eerie calm fills the air But the war is not over yet This place will be once again Where more men will be slain
Sound the warhorn Raise your warhorn Sound the warhorn Raise your warhorn For Victory!Teksty umieszczone na naszej stronie są własnością wytwórni, wykonawców, osób mających do nich prawa.
