| Song | The Beheading Of A King |
| Artist | Amon Amarth |
| Album | Fate Of Norns |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Amon Amarth | |
| A mighty fleet came across the strait | |
| But Erik was prepared | |
| Five hundred Germans had come to his aid | |
| On horseback with their spears | |
| The fleet was carrying two thousand men | |
| Eager to draw blood | |
| But as they were about to land | |
| Erik released his heards | |
| One thousand men and five hundred horsemen | |
| Came charging down the beach | |
| When the sea-king saw this force | |
| He gave order to retreat | |
| All obeyed except one ship | |
| It held the king's own son | |
| He despised the thought of flight | |
| And attacked on his own | |
| The Danish fleet had to turn around | |
| They charged King Erik's men | |
| But it was too late to save his son | |
| His life was already spent | |
| The fighting continued bloody and fierce | |
| And the bloodshed was immense | |
| Two thousand warriors died that day | |
| Most of them were Danes | |
| The Danish king was captured | |
| Most of his guards were dead | |
| For a ransom he was released | |
| Then his people took his head |
| zuo ci : Amon Amarth | |
| A mighty fleet came across the strait | |
| But Erik was prepared | |
| Five hundred Germans had come to his aid | |
| On horseback with their spears | |
| The fleet was carrying two thousand men | |
| Eager to draw blood | |
| But as they were about to land | |
| Erik released his heards | |
| One thousand men and five hundred horsemen | |
| Came charging down the beach | |
| When the seaking saw this force | |
| He gave order to retreat | |
| All obeyed except one ship | |
| It held the king' s own son | |
| He despised the thought of flight | |
| And attacked on his own | |
| The Danish fleet had to turn around | |
| They charged King Erik' s men | |
| But it was too late to save his son | |
| His life was already spent | |
| The fighting continued bloody and fierce | |
| And the bloodshed was immense | |
| Two thousand warriors died that day | |
| Most of them were Danes | |
| The Danish king was captured | |
| Most of his guards were dead | |
| For a ransom he was released | |
| Then his people took his head |
| zuò cí : Amon Amarth | |
| A mighty fleet came across the strait | |
| But Erik was prepared | |
| Five hundred Germans had come to his aid | |
| On horseback with their spears | |
| The fleet was carrying two thousand men | |
| Eager to draw blood | |
| But as they were about to land | |
| Erik released his heards | |
| One thousand men and five hundred horsemen | |
| Came charging down the beach | |
| When the seaking saw this force | |
| He gave order to retreat | |
| All obeyed except one ship | |
| It held the king' s own son | |
| He despised the thought of flight | |
| And attacked on his own | |
| The Danish fleet had to turn around | |
| They charged King Erik' s men | |
| But it was too late to save his son | |
| His life was already spent | |
| The fighting continued bloody and fierce | |
| And the bloodshed was immense | |
| Two thousand warriors died that day | |
| Most of them were Danes | |
| The Danish king was captured | |
| Most of his guards were dead | |
| For a ransom he was released | |
| Then his people took his head |