| Song | They Rode On |
| Artist | Watain |
| Album | The Wild Hunt |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| [00:00.000] | 作曲 : Erik Danielsson |
| [00:43.950] | Out of the dark, into the light, |
| [00:49.538] | in the dawn of terrestrial birth. |
| [00:54.551] | New-born yet older than time, |
| [01:00.749] | conceived in the depths of the earth. |
| [01:05.346] | Though strange lay the waters from which they emerged, |
| [01:10.650] | they glanced upon the world as their own. |
| [01:15.810] | Yet deep in their hearts they knew all the time |
| [01:21.316] | that this was not really their home. |
| [01:26.493] | So they rode on. |
| [01:37.102] | Yes, they rode on. |
| [01:48.184] | On hidden roads, through barren wastelands, |
| [01:53.417] | untrodden by both man and beast. |
| [01:59.045] | From the distance their fire was gleaming |
| [02:03.642] | like a lamp amidst dark eternity. |
| [02:09.709] | A bitter moon hovered above them. |
| [02:15.101] | The night lit sole by its glow. |
| [02:20.318] | From high in a sky of ominous dye |
| [02:26.242] | in which dark clouds drifted slow. |
| [02:31.335] | So they rode on. |
| [02:42.514] | They rode on. |
| [03:57.469] | They rode with shut eyes as the sun rose. |
| [04:02.682] | Regardless of earth's vanity. |
| [04:07.450] | But with wide-open eyes, they paced the night |
| [04:13.519] | and pondered its mysteries. |
| [04:18.987] | They sat at the crossroads with high and with low, |
| [04:24.556] | yet neither could alter their course. |
| [04:29.478] | Riches were offered unto them, |
| [04:34.259] | yet indifferent and without remorse |
| [04:40.223] | they rode on. |
| [04:50.736] | Yes they rode on. |
| [05:01.575] | And each lonely vagrant that crossed their path, |
| [05:07.079] | felt how his heart grew cold. |
| [05:12.096] | Yet be marvelled at their scarred faces, |
| [05:17.688] | so beautiful, distant and old. |
| [05:23.257] | Some say they've heard them singing |
| [05:28.630] | in strange tongues of melancholy; |
| [05:33.816] | Of the gods, of the night, and of glory. |
| [05:39.336] | Of the dead, and their memory. |
| [05:44.092] | They rode on. |
| [05:55.106] | They rode on. |
| [06:06.323] | Say good bye to the light. |
| [06:11.527] | Come twilight, come dark night. |
| [06:27.618] | Say good bye to the light, |
| [06:38.251] | Come twilight, come dark night. |
| [07:33.138] | Could you have rode there with them? |
| [07:38.006] | Would you have joined their march? |
| [07:43.334] | Or would you have them ride on? |
| [07:48.988] | Away into the dark? |
| [07:54.943] | Would you have been able to let go? |
| [08:00.595] | Of illusions, of right and of wrong? |
| [08:06.512] | And if they came to die; |
| [08:12.016] | would you have rode on? |
| [08:17.090] | I said no (YES) |
| [00:00.000] | zuo qu : Erik Danielsson |
| [00:43.950] | Out of the dark, into the light, |
| [00:49.538] | in the dawn of terrestrial birth. |
| [00:54.551] | Newborn yet older than time, |
| [01:00.749] | conceived in the depths of the earth. |
| [01:05.346] | Though strange lay the waters from which they emerged, |
| [01:10.650] | they glanced upon the world as their own. |
| [01:15.810] | Yet deep in their hearts they knew all the time |
| [01:21.316] | that this was not really their home. |
| [01:26.493] | So they rode on. |
| [01:37.102] | Yes, they rode on. |
| [01:48.184] | On hidden roads, through barren wastelands, |
| [01:53.417] | untrodden by both man and beast. |
| [01:59.045] | From the distance their fire was gleaming |
| [02:03.642] | like a lamp amidst dark eternity. |
| [02:09.709] | A bitter moon hovered above them. |
| [02:15.101] | The night lit sole by its glow. |
| [02:20.318] | From high in a sky of ominous dye |
| [02:26.242] | in which dark clouds drifted slow. |
| [02:31.335] | So they rode on. |
| [02:42.514] | They rode on. |
| [03:57.469] | They rode with shut eyes as the sun rose. |
| [04:02.682] | Regardless of earth' s vanity. |
| [04:07.450] | But with wideopen eyes, they paced the night |
| [04:13.519] | and pondered its mysteries. |
| [04:18.987] | They sat at the crossroads with high and with low, |
| [04:24.556] | yet neither could alter their course. |
| [04:29.478] | Riches were offered unto them, |
| [04:34.259] | yet indifferent and without remorse |
| [04:40.223] | they rode on. |
| [04:50.736] | Yes they rode on. |
| [05:01.575] | And each lonely vagrant that crossed their path, |
| [05:07.079] | felt how his heart grew cold. |
| [05:12.096] | Yet be marvelled at their scarred faces, |
| [05:17.688] | so beautiful, distant and old. |
| [05:23.257] | Some say they' ve heard them singing |
| [05:28.630] | in strange tongues of melancholy |
| [05:33.816] | Of the gods, of the night, and of glory. |
| [05:39.336] | Of the dead, and their memory. |
| [05:44.092] | They rode on. |
| [05:55.106] | They rode on. |
| [06:06.323] | Say good bye to the light. |
| [06:11.527] | Come twilight, come dark night. |
| [06:27.618] | Say good bye to the light, |
| [06:38.251] | Come twilight, come dark night. |
| [07:33.138] | Could you have rode there with them? |
| [07:38.006] | Would you have joined their march? |
| [07:43.334] | Or would you have them ride on? |
| [07:48.988] | Away into the dark? |
| [07:54.943] | Would you have been able to let go? |
| [08:00.595] | Of illusions, of right and of wrong? |
| [08:06.512] | And if they came to die |
| [08:12.016] | would you have rode on? |
| [08:17.090] | I said no YES |
| [00:00.000] | zuò qǔ : Erik Danielsson |
| [00:43.950] | Out of the dark, into the light, |
| [00:49.538] | in the dawn of terrestrial birth. |
| [00:54.551] | Newborn yet older than time, |
| [01:00.749] | conceived in the depths of the earth. |
| [01:05.346] | Though strange lay the waters from which they emerged, |
| [01:10.650] | they glanced upon the world as their own. |
| [01:15.810] | Yet deep in their hearts they knew all the time |
| [01:21.316] | that this was not really their home. |
| [01:26.493] | So they rode on. |
| [01:37.102] | Yes, they rode on. |
| [01:48.184] | On hidden roads, through barren wastelands, |
| [01:53.417] | untrodden by both man and beast. |
| [01:59.045] | From the distance their fire was gleaming |
| [02:03.642] | like a lamp amidst dark eternity. |
| [02:09.709] | A bitter moon hovered above them. |
| [02:15.101] | The night lit sole by its glow. |
| [02:20.318] | From high in a sky of ominous dye |
| [02:26.242] | in which dark clouds drifted slow. |
| [02:31.335] | So they rode on. |
| [02:42.514] | They rode on. |
| [03:57.469] | They rode with shut eyes as the sun rose. |
| [04:02.682] | Regardless of earth' s vanity. |
| [04:07.450] | But with wideopen eyes, they paced the night |
| [04:13.519] | and pondered its mysteries. |
| [04:18.987] | They sat at the crossroads with high and with low, |
| [04:24.556] | yet neither could alter their course. |
| [04:29.478] | Riches were offered unto them, |
| [04:34.259] | yet indifferent and without remorse |
| [04:40.223] | they rode on. |
| [04:50.736] | Yes they rode on. |
| [05:01.575] | And each lonely vagrant that crossed their path, |
| [05:07.079] | felt how his heart grew cold. |
| [05:12.096] | Yet be marvelled at their scarred faces, |
| [05:17.688] | so beautiful, distant and old. |
| [05:23.257] | Some say they' ve heard them singing |
| [05:28.630] | in strange tongues of melancholy |
| [05:33.816] | Of the gods, of the night, and of glory. |
| [05:39.336] | Of the dead, and their memory. |
| [05:44.092] | They rode on. |
| [05:55.106] | They rode on. |
| [06:06.323] | Say good bye to the light. |
| [06:11.527] | Come twilight, come dark night. |
| [06:27.618] | Say good bye to the light, |
| [06:38.251] | Come twilight, come dark night. |
| [07:33.138] | Could you have rode there with them? |
| [07:38.006] | Would you have joined their march? |
| [07:43.334] | Or would you have them ride on? |
| [07:48.988] | Away into the dark? |
| [07:54.943] | Would you have been able to let go? |
| [08:00.595] | Of illusions, of right and of wrong? |
| [08:06.512] | And if they came to die |
| [08:12.016] | would you have rode on? |
| [08:17.090] | I said no YES |