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Paropamisadae Lyrics by Aeternam

Ruins of Empires

2017

[Verse 1]
Crown of thorns
Extents to the northernmost reaches
Burdened by the weight of the Persian gold
Follow the path
Of the One that slayed the titan
Ascend to the throne of Olympus
[Chorus]
Paropamisadae
Prometheus in chains
Paropamisadae
The limits of a mortal god
[Verse 2]
Now promised
The road to the end of the world
Led an army to the verge of starvation
Pride and pain
The emperor's fortunes changed
Deep in the sparkling snows of India
[Chorus]
Paropamisadae
Prometheus in chains
Paropamisadae
The limits of a mortal god
Now I terribly dread the son of Peleus
Achilles! Warrior!
Why do you chase me in the speed of your feet?
Gaea! Terra!
Oh primordial beings
This land is one of giants
Where does it end?
Now I terribly dread the son of Peleus
Achilles! Warrior!
Why do you chase me in the speed of your feet?
[Chorus]
Paropamisadae
Prometheus in chains
Paropamisadae
The limits of a mortal god
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About “Paropamisadae” by Aeternam

Read the complete lyrics to "Paropamisadae" by Aeternam from the album "Ruins of Empires" in 2017. On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Canada, Québec, Folk Metal.

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"Paropamisadae" appears on "Ruins of Empires" in 2017.

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