Текст (слова) песни: Amorphis - The Gathering

[lyrics: E. Holopainen]
[music: T. Koivusaari]

As I sense their steel,
As I see the mighty one,
As we all gather once again
the gods of war summon us...
summon us

North wind blows to our valley
men with ships, with swords, with honour

Their horses between flames,
their dogs eating enemy childs,
Our heavenly father, what is this mortality,
do you see my mortal agony

Look, I see the shield up high
this must be the sign from my lord
this can be my death - sentence
what a fine day to die

Taste of blood comes up high
Wind blows hard, our men fall...
one by one
This oath claims me
I must bleed for my generation

Strong is the enemy,
strong is my sword
the hammer is rising
I feel their cold steel

Now when I leave this world
I shall open the mighty oaken gate
and we all shall gather once again
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And I Hear You Call
Better Unborn
Black Embrace
Black Winter Day
Brother Slayer
Captured State
Cares
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Crimson Wave
Day Of Your Beliefs
Day of Your Beliefs
Divinity
Drifting Memories
Drowned Maid
Elegy
Ethereal Solitude
Ethreal Solitude
Evil Inside
Exile Of The Sons Of Uisliu
Far From The Sun
Far From the Sun
First Doom
Folk Of The North
Forever More
Forgotten Sunrise
God Of Deception
God of Deception
Goddess (Of The Sadman)
Grail`s Mysteries
Greed
Grieve Stricken Heart
Higher Ground
In The Beginning
Into Hiding
Karelia
Killing Goodness
Levitation
Magic And Mayhem
Misery Path
Moon And Sun
Morning Star
Mourning Soil
Mourning Soul
My Kantele
My Kantele (acoustic reprise)
Nightfall
On Rich And Poor
Pilgrimage From Darkness
Planetary Misfortune
Relief
Rusty Moon
Shatters Within
Shining
Signs From The North Side
Smithereens
Song Of The Troubled One
Summers End
Summer`s End
The Brother-slayer
The Castaway
The Gathering
The Lost Name Of God
The Lost Son (The Brother-Slayer Part II)
The Night Is Over
The Orphan
The Pilgrimage
The Way
Thousand Lakes
To Father`s Cabin
Tuonela
Veil Of Sin
Vulgar Necrolatry
Warriors Trail
Way
Weeper On The Shore
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