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Ellomin Lyrics by Kyle Stibbs

Book One

2023

[Verse 1]
The golden fields of Ellomin roll across the hills
They stretch on for miles all the way until
A dark ornate cathedral towers above the plains
Home to sleeping paladins that we pray never wake
Cursed into a slumber the dread templar remain
'Til the one who spoke their curse lands both feet in the grave
[Verse 2]
Raise a glass to Old Regalia
Wherever she may be
We the farmers of the fiеld owe her evеrything
But it's been a hundred years
We need to plan for fear
Sharpen every sword and polish every spear
Ellomin is home and we'll do what it takes
To defend our people when the dread templar awake

About “Ellomin” by Kyle Stibbs

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"Ellomin" is credited to Kyle Stibbs. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Ellomin" appears on "Book One" in 2023.

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