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Tattered Banners and Bloody Flags - Amon Amarth



     
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Advisory - the following lyrics contain explicit language:
There comes Lopt, the treacherous
Lusting for revenge
He leads the legions of the dead
Towards the Aesir's realmThe march in full battle dress
With faces grim and pale
Tattered banners and bloody flags
Rusty spears and bladesCries ring out, loud and harsh
From cracked and broken horns
Long forgotten battle cries
In strange and foreign tonguesSpear and sword clash rhythmically

Against the broken shields they beat
They bring their hate and anarchy
Onto Vigrid's battlefieldThere comes Lopt, the treacherous
He stands against the God
His army grim and ravenous
Lusting for their bloodNowhere is longer safe
The earth moves under our feet
The great world tree Yggdrasil
Trembles to its rootsSons of Muspel gird the field
Behind them Midgard burns
Hrym's horde march from Nifelheim
And then Fenris wolf returnsHeimdal grips the Giallarhorn
He sounds that dreaded note
Oden rides to quest the Norns
But their web is tornThe Aesir rides out to war
With armor shining bright
Followed by the Einherjer
See Valkyries rideNowhere is longer safe
The earth moves under our feet
The great world tree Yggdrasil
Trembles to its rootsSons of Muspel gird the field
Behind them Midgard burns
Hrym's horde march from Nifelheim
And then Fenris wolf returns

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Deeply rooted in melodic death metal with lyrics centered around Viking history and Norse mythology, Amon Amarth (formerly known as Scum) was formed, with the arrival of Johan Hegg as the new vocalist, in 1992 in Tumba, Sweden, a southern suburb of Stockholm. They began writing material with lots of melodies, harmonies and lyrics about Vikings and the norse Pantheon. In summer 1993 they entered Lagret Studio to record the Thor Arise demo, which would later on appear on the bonus disc of the album Versus The World.

Read more about Amon Amarth on Last.fm.


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