[male singer] In those, the days of gods, of gravel and sky I went to war, she went to die In those, the fields of dead, of bodies and flies I found myself, alive in a lie [male singer] To be nameless in myth was the commoner's right Give the heroes their bards I shall take what is mine. [male singer] His horse won a war His pride lost him more I made my escape While he held open the door [male singer ends] [female singer] In those, the days of war, of grovel and hide He went to war, I'd not survive In womb, lived my death, red stained thighs I found myself robbed of two lives [ FEMALE voice only ] To be nameless in birth was the unborn's right There was no spirit within what snuffed out mine. [female singer] He's on the shore now He's not here though like me I'm growing distant May my song carry me.
