1. |
Part Two
05:04
|
|||
|
The 20th night of the conquest,
Hordes of men are at rest,
Nothing is seen in the darkness,
Not even there cold dying breaths,
Sentries all gather round fire,
While others eat all that is left,
An army has gathered in shadow,
To see what forces remain,
Lord Oaks armies goes forth,
Server heads with no remorse,
Rabid beast we'll win assured,
Charge charge,
The hordes of men were ambushed,
Swords were still in there sheaths,
Berserker forces bore witness,
To brutality and the screams,
The mighty king had fallen straight to his fucking knees,
Fight my brothers fight my sisters for this is not man's night,
Fight my brothers fight my sisters the frenzy is alright,
feed my brothers feed my sisters eat all that you can bite,
believe my brothers believe my sisters for we have won tonight
|
||||
2. |
Part Three
03:27
|
|||
|
People of oak listen,
For why we have imprisoned,
The brood of Maggoth and man,
A warrior king who could not fight or stand,
Lost in conflict of foreign land,
The oaken elders they murmur,
Something is wrong with this plan,
Our people are dying and starving,
What more can we take from this man,
Oakthrone now bellows,
Spitting out raging commands,
Asking for the enslavement,
And taking of Maggoths land,
Power and Fate,
Imprisoned by hate,
Sit and wait,
Then challenge the great,
Fight me Lord Oakthrone
|
||||
If you like Mogar, you may also like:
The Decline of the Enlightened Gods
by FROZEN DAWN
featured on Bandcamp Radio Feb 17, 2023
go to album
featured on Bandcamp Radio Mar 17, 2023
go to album
Slaughter of the Soul
by At The Gates
featured on Bandcamp Radio Jul 9, 2021
go to album
The Lighthouse
by EYE OF PURGATORY
featured on Bandcamp Radio Jun 11, 2021
go to album
And This Too Shall Pass
by Demonstealer
featured on Bandcamp Radio May 28, 2021
go to album
Fate's Overture
by Mortal Blood
Heavy, immersive, and intense, Mortal Blood delivers extreme metal with a decidedly gothic darkness.
go to album
Dead Mother Moon (24-bit HD audio)
by Upon Stone
These California up-and-comers don't merely pay tribute to ’90s death metal; they make it their own by taking charge and letting it rip.
go to album
