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(Samples from "Valhalla Rising" [movie], Anguished's "September Nights" and Wigrid's "Hoffnungstod")
I turned from the impure light
Stared into the darkness, searching
And in the darkest reich of night
I saw a fire approaching
It's purpose true
This Scythe of Branches
It's wielder black and tall
To cleave the gods
And men of law
And make the heavens fall
Shine
Of Gambanteinn
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03 - The Ése Will Burn
01:19
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(Samples and [some] lyrics from Sepultura's "Arise" and Sodom's "Agent Orange")
Bældæз's dead
The ése will burn
Þunor will fall
Heimdallr will fall
Tíw will fall
Wōden will fall
The demi-urge will fall
Open your eyes
The ése will die
Over Wigrid
Niðhøggr will fly
I see the world
Old
I see the world
Dead
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05 - Fárbauti (Part I)
02:03
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(Samples from Slaughter Lord's "Die by Power")
Come Fárbauti
Lead forth the Synir Suttung
I call thee Surtr
Mighty Satan
The thunder approaches
An almighty roar
Drowning out the weak
Strikes of Þunor
Bale Striker
The Great One who bore
Shining Loki
Mighty Lucifer
The Black Flame shines
Forevermore
Hail Satan
Hail Lucifer
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(Samples from Conation's "One Year")
Hail Sliðr, Hail Hrið
Hail Við
Hail Leiptr, Hail Gjøll
Hail Svøll
Hail Sylgr, Hail Ylgr
Hail Gunnþra
Hail Fjørm
Hail Fimbulþul
At the roots of Yggdrasil
Gnaws the Malice Striker
Hail Niðhøggr
Father of the Eleven Rivers
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07 - The Yawning Void
04:43
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08 - Fárbauti (Part II)
04:05
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(Samples from Hex on the Beach' "Blood III")
Come
Fárbauti
Come
(Ad Infinatum)
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