Three Legions Lyrics
| Band | |
|---|---|
| Album | Summon the Hordes(2019) |
| Type | Album (Studio full-length) |
| Genres | Thrash Metal, Death Metal |
| Labels | High Roller Records |
Album rating : –
Votes : 0
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7. Three Legions (5:02)
Mazes of scrub and morass, trees and thicket
Nights so sombre and dark as a briquet
Days of horror, fear and obscure twillight
Storm and rain, and an overwhelming fright
(Chorus)
Three legions, lost in the wild
Three legions - The glory of Rome was defiled
Thunder from above and screams on the ground
Thousands of soldiers, slaughtered and downed
(Repeat chorus)
The emperor was shocked and cracked
”Varus, I want my legions back!”
(Repeat chorus)
The battle raged on for three whole days, the legions disapeared in fog and haze
The ground was littered with corpses and blood, the romans were left to rot in the mud
The mighty eagle fell into the fire, the beginning of the end of the roman empire
The emperor was shocked and cracked - ”Varus, I want my legions back!”
(Repeat foregoing verse)
[Solo]
(Repeat chorus)
"Varus, I want my legions back!"
Nights so sombre and dark as a briquet
Days of horror, fear and obscure twillight
Storm and rain, and an overwhelming fright
(Chorus)
Three legions, lost in the wild
Three legions - The glory of Rome was defiled
Thunder from above and screams on the ground
Thousands of soldiers, slaughtered and downed
(Repeat chorus)
The emperor was shocked and cracked
”Varus, I want my legions back!”
(Repeat chorus)
The battle raged on for three whole days, the legions disapeared in fog and haze
The ground was littered with corpses and blood, the romans were left to rot in the mud
The mighty eagle fell into the fire, the beginning of the end of the roman empire
The emperor was shocked and cracked - ”Varus, I want my legions back!”
(Repeat foregoing verse)
[Solo]
(Repeat chorus)
"Varus, I want my legions back!"
Summon the Hordes - Lyrics
Summon the Hordes - Album Credits
Members
- Martin Missy : Vocals
- Michael Carlsson : Guitars
- Mathias Johansson : Bass
- Carl-Gustav Karlsson : Drums
Additional musicians
- Ludvig Engellau : Backing Vocals
- Oliver Palmquist : Backing Vocals
- Shayan Jahanzadeh : Backing Vocals
Other staff
- Harris Johns : Recording, Mixing, Mastering Engineer
- Jocke Rydbjer : Recording Engineer (vocals)
- All Things Rotten : Cover Artwork
- André Tueroff : Layout
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