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1000 Miles from Savalgor
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Maidens of Okaryn
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Chant of the Dragonmaid
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Sisters of the Wind
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Leandras Vow
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Leandras Vow (From Rags to Magic)
Music & Words by Rael Wissdorf
1)
Can’t walk in the rain
Without soaking your shoes
I’ll use my brain
Hard on the loose
War has begun
Long before all time
but I hope it will end some day.
2)
This Land breaks my heart
With its black magic spells
Doomed from the start
Molten in fires of hell
Now dragons fly
To the rocky skies
And they’re singing a peaceful verse.
1st Interlude (Refrain):
From Rags up to magic
Life has evolved
Our losses are tragic
Nothing will break my vow.
From Rags up to magic
souls will ignite
Once we take over
We’ll never will have to fight.
3)
There are clouds in the sky
Burning arrows fall down
My battlecry
Freezing the enemies veins
This cruesome drain
Every joy is drown
By a sea full of blood and pain.
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Rael Wissdorf Ulm, Germany
Born in a hard winter in the year 1959, Rael learned to love classical music from his father, who used to be a violinist until an accident, which rendered him unable to play. Rael studied classical guitar as well as electric guitar and composing at the music academy of the city of Darmstadt. He wrote Stage music for theater, filmsoundtracks and popsongs and experiments with electronic music. ... more
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