| Song | Tragedy's Birth |
| Artist | Primordial |
| Album | The Gathering Wilderness |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : MacUilliam, Nemthenga ... | |
| The crippled oracle breathes his lungs like grit | |
| His blackened hands, like maps of ungodly lands | |
| Skin as leather, burnt by the sun | |
| This world is not for him, this world is not for | |
| You nor I | |
| When the Gods were young the burden was less | |
| It was not grief and it was not fear | |
| Who cast the shadow upon our age? | |
| Who has crippled the young and blinded their eyes? | |
| He counts the hours, days and awful years | |
| To when the children stare into the sun | |
| The mountains crumble to the sea | |
| And our civilisations turn to dust | |
| They are turned to dust | |
| So slumber watcher, till the spheres | |
| Have turned ten and twenty thousand years | |
| The crippled oracle breathes, his lungs like grit | |
| This world is not for him, this world is not for | |
| You nor I... |
| zuo qu : MacUilliam, Nemthenga ... | |
| The crippled oracle breathes his lungs like grit | |
| His blackened hands, like maps of ungodly lands | |
| Skin as leather, burnt by the sun | |
| This world is not for him, this world is not for | |
| You nor I | |
| When the Gods were young the burden was less | |
| It was not grief and it was not fear | |
| Who cast the shadow upon our age? | |
| Who has crippled the young and blinded their eyes? | |
| He counts the hours, days and awful years | |
| To when the children stare into the sun | |
| The mountains crumble to the sea | |
| And our civilisations turn to dust | |
| They are turned to dust | |
| So slumber watcher, till the spheres | |
| Have turned ten and twenty thousand years | |
| The crippled oracle breathes, his lungs like grit | |
| This world is not for him, this world is not for | |
| You nor I... |
| zuò qǔ : MacUilliam, Nemthenga ... | |
| The crippled oracle breathes his lungs like grit | |
| His blackened hands, like maps of ungodly lands | |
| Skin as leather, burnt by the sun | |
| This world is not for him, this world is not for | |
| You nor I | |
| When the Gods were young the burden was less | |
| It was not grief and it was not fear | |
| Who cast the shadow upon our age? | |
| Who has crippled the young and blinded their eyes? | |
| He counts the hours, days and awful years | |
| To when the children stare into the sun | |
| The mountains crumble to the sea | |
| And our civilisations turn to dust | |
| They are turned to dust | |
| So slumber watcher, till the spheres | |
| Have turned ten and twenty thousand years | |
| The crippled oracle breathes, his lungs like grit | |
| This world is not for him, this world is not for | |
| You nor I... |