Sigemund's Tale - 路人甲 R. O. G..mp3

[00:00.000] 作词 : 路人甲 R. O. G.
[00:01.000] 作曲 : 路人甲 R. O. G.
[00:02.000] 编曲 : 路人甲 R. O. G.
[00:11.117]I’ve got stories upon stories to tell,
[00:13.242]Old tales I remember them well [he remembers them well!]
[00:16.355]So hold on, as I weave these letters to spell
[00:19.004]The names of heroes, by whose hands monsters fell
[00:21.713]
[00:21.853]I’ve got stories upon stories to tell,
[00:23.873]Old tales I remember them well, [he remembers them well!]
[00:27.030]So hold on, as I weave these letters to spell
[00:29.640]The names of heroes, by whose hands monsters fell
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[00:32.744]So here’s how it goes,
[00:33.983]All the things that I learned about Sigemund – listen close –
[00:36.615]No other soul knows
[00:37.823]The brave deeds, so I made these words (you heard me)
[00:40.394]About the Son of Wael’s struggle and journey
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[00:42.555]Among the sons of men, all others were blind
[00:45.188]To his feuds and crimes, aside from Fitela, with him at all times,
[00:48.637]From uncle to nephew he would be speaking his mind
[00:50.990]And if he goes, Fitela’s always close behind
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[00:54.139]In every battle they were comrades in need
[00:56.156]Coming to each other’s aid in word and in deed
[00:58.410]It’s the reason they succeeded in defeating a great many of giant-kind
[01:02.265]The men took out their swords and made them bleed.
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[01:04.728]And Sigemund’s fame grew, his stories were made new
[01:07.190]Even after passing away, the glories he gained through
[01:09.811]Killing a dragon, keeper of the hoard it laid claim to
[01:12.888]Spread far and wide, a legend that came true
[01:22.944]
[01:25.663]I’ve got stories upon stories to tell,
[01:27.814]Old tales I remember them well [he remembers them well!]
[01:30.990]So hold on, as I weave these letters to spell
[01:33.712]The names of heroes, by whose hands monsters fell
[01:36.374]
[01:36.513]I’ve got stories upon stories to tell,
[01:38.462]Old tales I remember them well, [he remembers them well!]
[01:41.731]So hold on, as I weave these letters to spell
[01:44.286]The names of heroes, by whose hands monsters fell
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[01:47.321]Beneath the grey stone, the princeling went alone
[01:49.998]It was a dangerous deed that he had to do on his own
[01:52.810]Fitela wasn’t there when he faced the dragon’s throne
[01:55.586]He mustered his might, took his sword, and drove it home
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[01:58.003][Did he win?] The lordly iron struck true,
[02:00.681]It ran through the wonderous wyrm, whose death was now due.
[02:03.989]The blade stood fast in the wall, good as new.
[02:06.851][Then what did Sigemund do?]
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[02:09.018]That fierce fighter by his daring and valor seized
[02:11.000]The ring-hoard and was able to enjoy it as he pleased
[02:13.999]The Son of Waels loaded his boat there by the sea
[02:16.466]Filled the ship with all of the shining treasures he retrieved
[02:19.089]
[02:19.269]And the dragon? It melted in its own heat
[02:22.058]With that this tale is complete
[02:23.883]A song of the most famous exile’s most famous deed
[02:27.222]Of Sigemund’s success and the dragon’s defeat