1. |
Row
03:18
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Row!
To the beast-devoured city,
waves heaved high by a mighty tail,
among the bloated, bloody flotsam,
thrust ahead our spear-tipped bow
Full speed ahead!
Row!
Ascend the climbing tidal wave,
launching our fleet into the sky,
the mouth of the beast doth open,
into the belly with our battle-cry
Hold your ranks
Until you die!
Row!
Past the rows of rending teeth,
descend into the depths of hell,
cleave the head clean from the body,
with swirling razor mast and burning sails
Drink to the dead
In victory!
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2. |
Fire It Up
02:51
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At the gates of the gods,
We stand ready for war,
And against all the odds
Let our fiery arrows soar!
Fire it up!
Fire it up!
Take away their will to rule
Fire it up!
Fire it up!
Let their malice be your fuel
Fire it up!
Fire it up!
Remove the master from the throne
Fire it up!
Fire it up!
For their deeds, they must atone
Bring forth the mage's sword,
Call down the thunder beast,
Volley the battle hordes,
Until the holy walls are breached
Fire it up!
Fire it up!
Take away their will to rule
Fire it up!
Fire it up!
Let their malice be your fuel
Fire it up!
Fire it up!
Remove the master from the throne
Fire it up!
Fire it up!
For their deeds, they must atone
The radiant palace walls
Are now broken and burned
When the last god doth fall,
We will stand victorious!
Fire it up!
Fire it up!
Take away their will to rule
Fire it up!
Fire it up!
Let their malice be your fuel
Fire it up!
Fire it up!
Remove the master from the throne
Fire it up!
Fire it up!
For their deeds, they must atone
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