1. |
The Gauntlet
01:37
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Let me lead the way straight down
Head first in to the wretched ground
Follow me, one by one, the pipers tunes begun
The haunting beauty, the lost melody
Into the grave's embrace
Of past lives not a trace
Who we were's nothing more
Forever misery, endless doom
To hell my friends, step lively
Grinding onwards, unrelenting
Forever misery
Forever desolation
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2. |
Machete
01:03
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Remorse is my guardian
Ill bred
Lacking subtlety
A violent fool, with me on his mind
He will never allow me respite
He will never let go of my hand
Driven to despair
And torment
I can never achieve
Atonement
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3. |
Worship
02:45
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Conquest, war, famine
Death are our names
Born to the house of
The pale destructor
The only thing we're offering
Total annihilation
You know that you want it
Worship
Destruction
Four horses riding lightning
Rolling thunder in blackened skies
The earth quakes at our heels
Your body trampled under
All graves cast open
Death walks amongst the living
The age of man ends
Climb up on
The funeral pyres
Set yourself
Climb upon
The funeral pyres
Set yourself ablaze.
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