| Song | Lindisfarne |
| Artist | Stormwarrior |
| Album | At Foreign Shores: Live in Japan |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| [00:00.00] | 作词 : Lars Ramcke |
| [00:01.00] | 作曲 : Lars Ramcke |
| [01:32.94] | 793 at the northumbrian shore |
| [01:33.66] | Dreadfull omens shake the lande |
| [01:41.37] | Mighty messangers have come from above |
| [01:47.79] | Awful signs they shalle presente |
| [01:49.08] | Thunderstorms, lighting comes down |
| [01:56.13] | Fiery dragons ride the sky |
| [02:02.79] | A famine hath followed these tokens of hell |
| [02:04.47] | Starvation now overtakes man's life |
| [02:08.37] | Fallow’s moon hath left the saintly shore |
| [02:29.67] | Holy island ends the nighte |
| [02:30.21] | Northern dragons have crossed the ocean's horizon |
| [02:32.28] | Red white sails appeare in sighte |
| [02:33.09] | Highe swung stems are breaking the waves |
| [02:43.08] | Behold! Ship made of oak drawing near |
| [02:45.57] | Beastly howlings are reaching the isle |
| [02:52.08] | What strange horde hath broughte the sea |
| [02:53.07] | Lindisfarnel - The priests are overrun |
| [03:07.05] | Lindisfarnel - Calamity hath come |
| [03:07.89] | Shores are laid waste, saints to overtake |
| [03:08.70] | The storme of the northe hath begun |
| [03:09.48] | At Lindisfarnel |
| [03:09.87] | Storming on the lande |
| [03:24.24] | Tearing their clothes off their backs |
| [03:27.09] | Chasing these weaklings away |
| [03:32.25] | Some shalle be struck, some shalle be drowned |
| [03:37.47] | Others shalle be laid in chains |
| [03:38.52] | St. Cuthbert's cross, their treasure of stone |
| [03:45.39] | Knocked down their idol shalle be |
| [03:46.17] | His holy church, a sacred place |
| [03:54.48] | Spattered and soiled withe the bloode of the priests |
| [04:00.63] | Plundered the chapels shalle be |
| [04:01.35] | The cloister is sacked, the altar is destroyed |
| [04:06.57] | Precious stone, noble jewels and gold |
| [04:12.21] | Now their holy treasures are on board |
| [04:13.53] | Lindisfarnel - The priests are overrun |
| [04:20.37] | Lindisfarnel - Calamity hath come |
| [04:21.27] | Shores are laid waste, saints to overtake |
| [04:22.14] | The storme of the northe hath begun |
| [04:34.86] | At Lindisfarnel |
| [04:35.88] | Alcuin of York: |
| [05:34.95] | Lo, it is nearly 350 years that we and our fathers |
| [05:39.60] | Have inhabited this lovely land, and never before |
| [05:43.35] | Has such terror appeared in Britain as this we now |
| [05:47.82] | Suffered from a pagan race... |
| [05:50.61] | They stepped on holy places with uncleaned feet |
| [05:54.42] | Dug up the altars and plundered all the treasures in the holy church... |
| [06:00.69] | What should be expected for other places |
| [06:04.38] | When the divine judgement has not spared this holy place? |
| [07:04.29] | Thy ravens up highe |
| [07:04.65] | One-eyed father, accept our offering |
| [07:15.93] | Let us not return without wealth and pride |
| [07:19.98] | Be our guidance on the stormy sea |
| [07:20.67] | Lindisfarnel - The priests are overrun |
| [07:28.53] | Lindisfarnel - Calamity hath come |
| [07:29.31] | Shores are laid waste, saints to overtake |
| [07:30.12] | The storme of the northe hath begun |
| [07:30.81] | At Lindisfarnel |
| [07:31.20] | "A furore Normannorum libera nos, Domine!" |
| [00:00.00] | zuo ci : Lars Ramcke |
| [00:01.00] | zuo qu : Lars Ramcke |
| [01:32.94] | 793 at the northumbrian shore |
| [01:33.66] | Dreadfull omens shake the lande |
| [01:41.37] | Mighty messangers have come from above |
| [01:47.79] | Awful signs they shalle presente |
| [01:49.08] | Thunderstorms, lighting comes down |
| [01:56.13] | Fiery dragons ride the sky |
| [02:02.79] | A famine hath followed these tokens of hell |
| [02:04.47] | Starvation now overtakes man' s life |
| [02:08.37] | Fallow' s moon hath left the saintly shore |
| [02:29.67] | Holy island ends the nighte |
| [02:30.21] | Northern dragons have crossed the ocean' s horizon |
| [02:32.28] | Red white sails appeare in sighte |
| [02:33.09] | Highe swung stems are breaking the waves |
| [02:43.08] | Behold! Ship made of oak drawing near |
| [02:45.57] | Beastly howlings are reaching the isle |
| [02:52.08] | What strange horde hath broughte the sea |
| [02:53.07] | Lindisfarnel - The priests are overrun |
| [03:07.05] | Lindisfarnel - Calamity hath come |
| [03:07.89] | Shores are laid waste, saints to overtake |
| [03:08.70] | The storme of the northe hath begun |
| [03:09.48] | At Lindisfarnel |
| [03:09.87] | Storming on the lande |
| [03:24.24] | Tearing their clothes off their backs |
| [03:27.09] | Chasing these weaklings away |
| [03:32.25] | Some shalle be struck, some shalle be drowned |
| [03:37.47] | Others shalle be laid in chains |
| [03:38.52] | St. Cuthbert' s cross, their treasure of stone |
| [03:45.39] | Knocked down their idol shalle be |
| [03:46.17] | His holy church, a sacred place |
| [03:54.48] | Spattered and soiled withe the bloode of the priests |
| [04:00.63] | Plundered the chapels shalle be |
| [04:01.35] | The cloister is sacked, the altar is destroyed |
| [04:06.57] | Precious stone, noble jewels and gold |
| [04:12.21] | Now their holy treasures are on board |
| [04:13.53] | Lindisfarnel - The priests are overrun |
| [04:20.37] | Lindisfarnel - Calamity hath come |
| [04:21.27] | Shores are laid waste, saints to overtake |
| [04:22.14] | The storme of the northe hath begun |
| [04:34.86] | At Lindisfarnel |
| [04:35.88] | Alcuin of York: |
| [05:34.95] | Lo, it is nearly 350 years that we and our fathers |
| [05:39.60] | Have inhabited this lovely land, and never before |
| [05:43.35] | Has such terror appeared in Britain as this we now |
| [05:47.82] | Suffered from a pagan race. . . |
| [05:50.61] | They stepped on holy places with uncleaned feet |
| [05:54.42] | Dug up the altars and plundered all the treasures in the holy church. . . |
| [06:00.69] | What should be expected for other places |
| [06:04.38] | When the divine judgement has not spared this holy place? |
| [07:04.29] | Thy ravens up highe |
| [07:04.65] | One-eyed father, accept our offering |
| [07:15.93] | Let us not return without wealth and pride |
| [07:19.98] | Be our guidance on the stormy sea |
| [07:20.67] | Lindisfarnel - The priests are overrun |
| [07:28.53] | Lindisfarnel - Calamity hath come |
| [07:29.31] | Shores are laid waste, saints to overtake |
| [07:30.12] | The storme of the northe hath begun |
| [07:30.81] | At Lindisfarnel |
| [07:31.20] | " A furore Normannorum libera nos, Domine! " |
| [00:00.00] | zuò cí : Lars Ramcke |
| [00:01.00] | zuò qǔ : Lars Ramcke |
| [01:32.94] | 793 at the northumbrian shore |
| [01:33.66] | Dreadfull omens shake the lande |
| [01:41.37] | Mighty messangers have come from above |
| [01:47.79] | Awful signs they shalle presente |
| [01:49.08] | Thunderstorms, lighting comes down |
| [01:56.13] | Fiery dragons ride the sky |
| [02:02.79] | A famine hath followed these tokens of hell |
| [02:04.47] | Starvation now overtakes man' s life |
| [02:08.37] | Fallow' s moon hath left the saintly shore |
| [02:29.67] | Holy island ends the nighte |
| [02:30.21] | Northern dragons have crossed the ocean' s horizon |
| [02:32.28] | Red white sails appeare in sighte |
| [02:33.09] | Highe swung stems are breaking the waves |
| [02:43.08] | Behold! Ship made of oak drawing near |
| [02:45.57] | Beastly howlings are reaching the isle |
| [02:52.08] | What strange horde hath broughte the sea |
| [02:53.07] | Lindisfarnel - The priests are overrun |
| [03:07.05] | Lindisfarnel - Calamity hath come |
| [03:07.89] | Shores are laid waste, saints to overtake |
| [03:08.70] | The storme of the northe hath begun |
| [03:09.48] | At Lindisfarnel |
| [03:09.87] | Storming on the lande |
| [03:24.24] | Tearing their clothes off their backs |
| [03:27.09] | Chasing these weaklings away |
| [03:32.25] | Some shalle be struck, some shalle be drowned |
| [03:37.47] | Others shalle be laid in chains |
| [03:38.52] | St. Cuthbert' s cross, their treasure of stone |
| [03:45.39] | Knocked down their idol shalle be |
| [03:46.17] | His holy church, a sacred place |
| [03:54.48] | Spattered and soiled withe the bloode of the priests |
| [04:00.63] | Plundered the chapels shalle be |
| [04:01.35] | The cloister is sacked, the altar is destroyed |
| [04:06.57] | Precious stone, noble jewels and gold |
| [04:12.21] | Now their holy treasures are on board |
| [04:13.53] | Lindisfarnel - The priests are overrun |
| [04:20.37] | Lindisfarnel - Calamity hath come |
| [04:21.27] | Shores are laid waste, saints to overtake |
| [04:22.14] | The storme of the northe hath begun |
| [04:34.86] | At Lindisfarnel |
| [04:35.88] | Alcuin of York: |
| [05:34.95] | Lo, it is nearly 350 years that we and our fathers |
| [05:39.60] | Have inhabited this lovely land, and never before |
| [05:43.35] | Has such terror appeared in Britain as this we now |
| [05:47.82] | Suffered from a pagan race. . . |
| [05:50.61] | They stepped on holy places with uncleaned feet |
| [05:54.42] | Dug up the altars and plundered all the treasures in the holy church. . . |
| [06:00.69] | What should be expected for other places |
| [06:04.38] | When the divine judgement has not spared this holy place? |
| [07:04.29] | Thy ravens up highe |
| [07:04.65] | One-eyed father, accept our offering |
| [07:15.93] | Let us not return without wealth and pride |
| [07:19.98] | Be our guidance on the stormy sea |
| [07:20.67] | Lindisfarnel - The priests are overrun |
| [07:28.53] | Lindisfarnel - Calamity hath come |
| [07:29.31] | Shores are laid waste, saints to overtake |
| [07:30.12] | The storme of the northe hath begun |
| [07:30.81] | At Lindisfarnel |
| [07:31.20] | " A furore Normannorum libera nos, Domine! " |