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This tale I tell is bound by fire Of dark magic, and dragons Of that I'm no liar Tis on a night just like this That Bormar fell to bits In deepest darkest middle ground Where elves and warlocks roam around And magic spills from every lip And potions hang on every sip The battle of the dragon borne Against the mighty shadow horn Would change the balance of the land Where only one could rule with the strongest hand Now wizards and dragons they plotted tight Recruited elves and shadow knights Made spells that would win no doubt And banish all the goodness out The longhorns of Bormar didn't dwell For they knew that this could spell The end of all they they held tight And pledged to slay and **** all night And so it was that they did meet High on yonder hill did greet Two armies of strength and power Waiting for the killing hour And when all blood spilled And pain was born Bormar stood Now empty and gone
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Nov 12, 2015
Nov 12, 2015 at 12:09 PM UTC
The Tale Of Bormar
This tale I tell is bound by fire Of dark magic, and dragons Of that I'm no liar Tis on a night just like this That Bormar fell to bits In deepest darkest middle ground Where elves and warlocks roam around And magic spills from every lip And potions hang on every sip The battle of the dragon borne Against the mighty shadow horn Would change the balance of the land Where only one could rule with the strongest hand Now wizards and dragons they plotted tight Recruited elves and shadow knights Made spells that would win no doubt And banish all the goodness out The longhorns of Bormar didn't dwell For they knew that this could spell The end of all they they held tight And pledged to slay and **** all night And so it was that they did meet High on yonder hill did greet Two armies of strength and power Waiting for the killing hour And when all blood spilled And pain was born Bormar stood Now empty and gone
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Nov 12, 2015
Nov 12, 2015 at 12:09 PM UTC
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