Letra de Where Mountains Rise - Immortal
Letra de canci�n de Where Mountains Rise de Immortal lyrics
For the mighty mountains I ride
Through the woods beyond the snow
Like a fire among the stars, beyond the clouds she rise
There's no fire from the sun, in this dark under the moon
My blackened sight behold the stars, and fallen suns below
Darkness rage within my mind, a rage until the final call
To walk the mighty world am I ...Black fiend... on I rule
Still no fire from the sun 'there is none but the other side'
Awakes my soul to feel the rise, as I walk on my own
Mountains of ice, rise for the one
Might that occur toward the sky
Mountains of ice, shunned by moonlight
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Now into the bare ice...
For the mighty mountains I ride
Through the woods beyond the snow
Like a fire among the stars, beyond the clouds she rise
'Bring no fire from the sun' there is none but the other side
Blackened sight upon the stars, and fallen suns below
Mountains of ice, rise for the one
Might that occur toward the sky
Mountains of ice, shunned by moonlight
Now into the bare ice...
Through the woods beyond the snow
Like a fire among the stars, beyond the clouds she rise
There's no fire from the sun, in this dark under the moon
My blackened sight behold the stars, and fallen suns below
Darkness rage within my mind, a rage until the final call
To walk the mighty world am I ...Black fiend... on I rule
Still no fire from the sun 'there is none but the other side'
Awakes my soul to feel the rise, as I walk on my own
Mountains of ice, rise for the one
Might that occur toward the sky
Mountains of ice, shunned by moonlight
https://www.coveralia.com/letras/where-mountains-rise-immortal.php
Now into the bare ice...
For the mighty mountains I ride
Through the woods beyond the snow
Like a fire among the stars, beyond the clouds she rise
'Bring no fire from the sun' there is none but the other side
Blackened sight upon the stars, and fallen suns below
Mountains of ice, rise for the one
Might that occur toward the sky
Mountains of ice, shunned by moonlight
Now into the bare ice...