Текст (слова) песни: Amon Amarth - And Soon The World Will Cease To Be

The Northern wind brings snow and ice
Humans starve and freeze
The Fimbul winter has arrived
And soon the world will cease to be

Brother will be brothers bane
No one shall be spared
All will die. None remain
That is mankinds share

The southern sphere is set ablaze
Muspels fire is set free
The sun is on its final chase
And soon the world will cease to be

Across the western sky he runs
A wolf so grim and mean
Devours the eternal sun
And soon the world will cease to be

The North Star falls from the sky
Into the deep cold sea
The first of all to fall and die
And soon the world will cease to be

Muspels flames lick the sky
Hidh?gg eats the dead
The Aesir meet in hall up high
And Oden quests Mimers head

Land is swallowed by the waves
Rocks and mountains break
Dead men on the path to Hell
And Yggdrasil quakes

[Lead Mikkonnen]

From the East comes a ship
Loke holds the oar
A demon army with swords that rip
Will join the final war

The army of the dead arrives
Heimdal blows his horn
Calling Gods out to die
Before the world can be reborn


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Abandoned
Across The Rainbow Bridge
Amon Amarth
An Ancient Sign Of Coming Storm
And Soon The World Will Cease To Be
Annihilation Of Hammerfest
Arson
As Long As The Raven Flies
Avenger
Bastards Of A Lying Breed
Beheading Of A King
Bleed For Ancient Gods
Bloodshed
Burning Creation
Death In Fire
Down The Slopes Of Death
Eyes Of Horror
For The Stabwounds In Our Backs
Friends Of The Suncross
God, His Son And Holy Whore
Legend Of A Banished Man
Masters Of War
Metalwrath
North Sea Storm
Once Sealed In Blood
Once Sent From The Golden Hall
Pursuit Of Vikings
Releasing Surtur`s Fire
Ride For Vengeance
Sorrow Throughout The Nine Worlds
The Arrival Of The Fimbulwinter
The Fall Through Ginnungagap
The Fate Of Norns
The Last With Pagan Blood
The Sound Of Eight Hooves
The Valkyries Ride
Thousand Years Of Oppression
Under Tzhe Grayclouded Winter Sky
Versus The World
Victorious March
Where Death Seems To Dwell
Where Silent Gods Stand Guard
Without Fear