Requiem
from Doomsday Requiem by KAPALA
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lyrics
Marching through desert and wind
Storm and sand amongst jagged rocks
We make a solemn promise
To break our bonds of thirst
As the wind listens
Marching through the desert and sand
Storms arise but he keeps us marching
General of the last battalion
Supreme of tactics
Bearer of our plagued punishment and salvation
But soon,
The weight of the disease grows too heavy
As he falls the desert roars
What will we do now?
Do we march on?
The wind gnashes at us
As we lay his body down in the earthSand becomes his grave
Marked by hundreds of knives
From our hands
We offer him his last rites and pick up our arms and swords
We march again into battle
As the great engines roar
And the eagle flies
Soaring through the wind
His spirit becomes our guardian
Amidst the desert storm,
And the gnawing wind
We laid down his body
And picked our weapons of deliverance
In his memory
In his name
And even though we suffer,
Even though we may die,
We will now journey
And march on
And even though we fall,
Even though we may face death,
We march on
We march
Taking his name
We will not suffer as slaves to thirst
We will wipe out the enemy hive
And even though it may be for one
We bring bloody salvation
Amidst the howls of dogs,The eagle’s cry,
We grasp the lightning bolt of war
And continue this war
His war
Storm and sand amongst jagged rocks
We make a solemn promise
To break our bonds of thirst
As the wind listens
Marching through the desert and sand
Storms arise but he keeps us marching
General of the last battalion
Supreme of tactics
Bearer of our plagued punishment and salvation
But soon,
The weight of the disease grows too heavy
As he falls the desert roars
What will we do now?
Do we march on?
The wind gnashes at us
As we lay his body down in the earthSand becomes his grave
Marked by hundreds of knives
From our hands
We offer him his last rites and pick up our arms and swords
We march again into battle
As the great engines roar
And the eagle flies
Soaring through the wind
His spirit becomes our guardian
Amidst the desert storm,
And the gnawing wind
We laid down his body
And picked our weapons of deliverance
In his memory
In his name
And even though we suffer,
Even though we may die,
We will now journey
And march on
And even though we fall,
Even though we may face death,
We march on
We march
Taking his name
We will not suffer as slaves to thirst
We will wipe out the enemy hive
And even though it may be for one
We bring bloody salvation
Amidst the howls of dogs,The eagle’s cry,
We grasp the lightning bolt of war
And continue this war
His war
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from Doomsday Requiem,
released December 31, 2021
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