Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song The Games of Titus, artist - Ravensire. Album song A Stone Engraved in Red, in the genre Классика метала
Date of issue: 20.06.2019
Record label: Cruz Del Sur
Song language: English
The Games of Titus |
Here, where a hero fell, a column falls! |
Here, a mimic eagle glared in gold |
A midnight vigil holds the swarthy bat! |
Here, where the dames of Rome their glided hair |
Waved to the wind, now wave the reed and thistle! |
Here, where on golden throne the monarch lolled |
Glides, spectre-like, unto his marble home |
Lit by the wan light of the horned moon |
The swift and silent lizard of the stone! |
(Edgar Allan Poe) |
Behold, rayed with stars, the colossus views heaven anear |
What race so distant or barbarous might be absent now from here |
Rulers of the past brought ailings to the poor |
Under, Caesar, your guidance, to itself Rome you restore |
And the gods are now appeared |
And one hundred days we feast |
Diverse is the throng, yet acclaims you as one tongue, the country’s father true |
Let the past not boast, for every grandiose ghost the arena brings for you |
The dreaded minotaur that a woman bore from her dangerous tryst |
Bacchus gained his breath from his mother’s death and so was born a beast |
Power on display — the games of Titus |
Woe to the foes who would dare to fight us |
«In death we salute thee» |
Two men fight to kill, and by Caesar’s will glory is split in half |
Orpheus unaware is eaten by a bear and the people laugh |
An army fights and dies before your very eyes as two ships collide |
In a sea of blood, merciless red flood, countless men have died |
Power on display — the games of Titus |
Woe to the foes who would dare to fight us |
«In death we salute thee» |
Power on display — the games of Titus |
Woe to the foes who would dare to fight us |
Behold the Divine, for beasts don’t utter lies |
To yield the stronger is valour’s second prize |
Heavy is the palm the weaker foeman wins |
But now, o Caesar, you’ve come to redeem Rome of its sins |