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Nanga Parbat (By Stormcrow)

from Italian Black Metal Inner Circle (Compilation) by Stormcrow

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A sentinel fallen asleep, still the head is vigilant
The snow you kept, both your blessing and curse
Had become your sole mate, your warder
The cost of the dream to belong to the sky

Diamir ñ King of mountains
Ra Kot ñ Of silver crags
I am the one noiselessly abscenting
Nanga Parbat ñ Naked mountain
I am the fool who will come back

Tear up the night so as the orders they gave to me
In their minds theyíre dividing like hungry dogs
A victory that only I can celebrate
Like hungry dogs bark, in honor of a nation

Diamir ñ King of mountains
Ra Kot ñ Of silver crags
I am the one noiselessly abscenting
Nanga Parbat ñ Naked mountain
I am the fool who will come back

Strange creature I am now
Burned by the sun and yet frozen
Clung onto my will just to take another step

Drawn, driven, mocked by my own shadow,
I am no more me, reduced to a phantom,
A shadow that walks behind a shadow

And then for an instant I saw what You see
The distance you claimed from the Others
The Rupal face you nursed, like Siren calls
A whisper of death, I regret

One means thousands
And I begin to comprehend
The laws of this purgatory
The arrogance of facing a real God

An empty shell held up by ice stilts
Finally, Forever,
ALIVE

Nanga Parbat ñ Naked mountain
I am the fool who will come back......

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from Italian Black Metal Inner Circle (Compilation), released April 9, 2021

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Stormcrow Milano, Italy

Zedar - Bass Guitar
Vastis - Vocals
Astaroth - Guitar
Tohrus - Guitar
Wraith - Drums

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