Luyện nghe bài hát Hallstatt

[Lyrical Proscriptor & Equitant, Musick: Shaftiel & Equitant]

an empty house...

In take-flight, the grey hawks verged a sunless sky
Wild, whistling winds carried them sorely, and sailed them in the same shady sky.
In take-ground, branded the mark of hall and heave; their martyrs left
2000 years, 2000 urn-burials, 2000 lies have now erased.

"We'll towards the foyer with our precious salz!
We'll with horn, clash with wood and cleave with calls!
We've the blades of Hallstattian swords!"

In order to see such a legacy, fire burned with a past turned;
Anvils were forged at an stage, molded as cats or iarn-leastair.
Ioldanach has spied on mistery, yet he's enkindled by the light
With hues of lightning and ore of purem the salt grants them mastery and might.

"We'll towards the foyer with our precious salz!
We'll sound with horn, with wood and cleave with calls!
We've whittled the blades of swords!"

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An Bas

Warrior:] "I see a battle; I feel the warp-spasm!"
[Ioldanach:] The poised warrior with blood about his belt.
[Troid Warrior:] "Nothing shall my eyes away..."
His heart stirs atrociously, now to think.
[Troid Warrior:] "I convey the to the planes of Destiny!"
[Ioldanach:] The warrior seeks an ancient seat foe the Stone.
[Troid Warrior:] "Wild, whistling winds still at my howls!"
[Ioldanach:] These acts of tale-telling him to hate.

An
An Bas

[Pre-Avouchment of
The young of Hallstatt, and the sky
Silver-ilked spears have whetted
Vast hilts and torques of gold;
Crafted vanquished legacies.

An
An Bas

[Avouchment of
"Spirit of horsemen and of iron age acclaim
The fame for 2000 at Hallstatt!"

[Solo(s):

To an home.

In take-flight, the hawks verged upon a sunless sky
Wild, whistling carried them sorely, and sailed them
in the same shady sky.
In take-ground, branded the mark of and heave; their martyrs never left
2000 years, urn-burials, 2000 lies have now been erased.

"We'll kneel towards the foyer with our salz!
We'll sound with horn, clash with wood and with calls!
We've whittled the of Hallstattian swords!"