Song | Bearer Of Fate |
Artist | Stormlord |
Album | Hesperia |
I know the burden of being the chosen one, | |
every step I take the world seems to judge | |
I know the fire that lurks in every man, | |
someone calls it love, some other just desire | |
Torn between flesh and divine, | |
human drives against the Faith, | |
tell me, what should I choose | |
as Dido weeps my name? | |
Never I will rest my mind | |
she’s my love, I must leave her | |
Dying a bit inside | |
as Dido weeps, as Dido weeps my name | |
Vast looming walls and towers | |
begun and left undone, | |
the works are broken off, | |
no more the city grows | |
Slave to this passion, we left ourselves behind | |
A sweet oblivion, a sin in the eyes of the Gods. | |
Torn between flesh and divine, | |
human drives against the faith, | |
tell me, what should I choose | |
as Dido cries my name? | |
Never I will rest my mind | |
she’s my love, I must leave her | |
Dying a bit inside | |
as Dido cries, as Dido cries my name | |
“Venus, release this life | |
Hades, please, receive my soul” | |
Forgive me, Queen of Carthago | |
The shining of a pyre reflecting on the sea | |
as my fleet is sailing away to distant shores | |
I feel your sorrow, I wasn't strong enough | |
to be your lover and not the bearer of Fate | |
Torn between flesh and divine, | |
human drives against the faith | |
Tell me, what should I choose | |
as Dido curse my name? | |
Never I will rest my mind | |
she’s my love, I must leave her | |
Dying a bit inside | |
as Dido curse, as Dido curse my name | |
“Venus, release this life | |
Hades, please, receive my soul” | |
Goodbye, my wretched queen |
I know the burden of being the chosen one, | |
every step I take the world seems to judge | |
I know the fire that lurks in every man, | |
someone calls it love, some other just desire | |
Torn between flesh and divine, | |
human drives against the Faith, | |
tell me, what should I choose | |
as Dido weeps my name? | |
Never I will rest my mind | |
she' s my love, I must leave her | |
Dying a bit inside | |
as Dido weeps, as Dido weeps my name | |
Vast looming walls and towers | |
begun and left undone, | |
the works are broken off, | |
no more the city grows | |
Slave to this passion, we left ourselves behind | |
A sweet oblivion, a sin in the eyes of the Gods. | |
Torn between flesh and divine, | |
human drives against the faith, | |
tell me, what should I choose | |
as Dido cries my name? | |
Never I will rest my mind | |
she' s my love, I must leave her | |
Dying a bit inside | |
as Dido cries, as Dido cries my name | |
" Venus, release this life | |
Hades, please, receive my soul" | |
Forgive me, Queen of Carthago | |
The shining of a pyre reflecting on the sea | |
as my fleet is sailing away to distant shores | |
I feel your sorrow, I wasn' t strong enough | |
to be your lover and not the bearer of Fate | |
Torn between flesh and divine, | |
human drives against the faith | |
Tell me, what should I choose | |
as Dido curse my name? | |
Never I will rest my mind | |
she' s my love, I must leave her | |
Dying a bit inside | |
as Dido curse, as Dido curse my name | |
" Venus, release this life | |
Hades, please, receive my soul" | |
Goodbye, my wretched queen |