Under the mountain
The dragon does sleep
His silver and gold
Under guard does he keep
Make haste, flee away
From his fiery breath
For his eyes they see far
And his claws they bring death
He flies through the sky
With a vengeance filled mind
An anger undulled
And unwearied by time
His enemies burn
From the flames of his tongue
He slays one and all
From the old to the young
And once he is sated
He slumbers once more
And pray ne'er again
Will we hear his great roar
Jan 15, 2014
Jan 15, 2014 at 3:00 AM UTC
Under the mountain
The dragon does sleep
His silver and gold
Under guard does he keep
Make haste, flee away
From his fiery breath
For his eyes they see far
And his claws they bring death
He flies through the sky
With a vengeance filled mind
An anger undulled
And unwearied by time
His enemies burn
From the flames of his tongue
He slays one and all
From the old to the young
And once he is sated
He slumbers once more
And pray ne'er again
Will we hear his great roar
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