Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Dykemaster's Tale, artist - Mob Rules. Album song Tales from Beyond, in the genre Эпический метал
Date of issue: 17.03.2016
Record label: Steamhammer
Song language: English
Dykemaster's Tale |
To this day the old tale is still told |
In the land of the Marsh, theft by dykes of roaring seas |
About a boy, greatest master to become superstition or true |
Lone’s rider of the start |
Pale white horse |
He watched the tide attack the dyke scars with full might |
He knew they could not stand much longer |
Improvements would prevent the drowning of the land |
If only they believed that boy |
The master he’ll succeed, create what’s never done |
His legacy should last for ages |
Distrust against him, fear of what he has become |
Knowledge that scares ignorant minds |
One, one with his wife, he grew to live a pleasant life |
A horse mortal remains, they disappeared in |
Moonlit nights |
The tale of the dykemaster remains |
When you spot his figure down by the sea |
Dark cloaked foreseer always been |
The rider on the pale white horse |
Enclosed by his new dyke a new king lays in bloom |
But there’s decay left in the elder one |
In fevered mind ignored his inner voice’s truth |
A raging sea prepares its fatal strike |
Storm, rain, raving sea, deluge to devour a beast and men |
A horse mortal remains, beside him revived this |
Moonlit night |
The tale of the dykemaster remains |
When you spot his figure down by the sea |
Dark cloaked foreseer always been |
The rider on the pale white horse |
The moon shone from the height, but down |
On the dyke was no more life |
One more prick of the spurs |
A rushing stream took him with the tide |
The tale of the dykemaster remains |
When you spot his figure down by the sea |
Dark cloaked foreseer always been |
The rider on the pale white horse |
The cloke of the dykemaster remains |
Will you visit what he’s left by the sea? |
Dark cloaked foreseer always been |
The rider on the pale white horse |
To this day the old tale is still told |
When a storm threatens the land and the sea rises wild |
By moonlit nights he’s still riding his horse |
Taking care of his dyke, that he left for us all |
For us all |