Watain - Holocaust Dawn

I do not own any right, if you like it you buy it ! Say can you see the flames glow at the brooding gates of dawn? At last, we are nearly there... Long was the winter and dark were the stars, that eclipsed our dying hearts. And the snow fell while blind men waltzed with Death, on tombs of mighty gods. At war with all, though yonderwards, ever our gaze. Certain, our sight, like the daggers we wield. Staled by doubt, yet never to yield... What spoils shall the soil spill forth then? What buds shall burst? What crops may our sicfles reap? What beasts shall rise from their sleep? Eerie shines the light of morning stars. Eager sound the horns of Holocaust. Behold, ye angels petrified, through tears of woe and awe. A nameless plague veiled and deformed through leade morning dusk now stalis. Homewards... Mind not my burden, although it is the weight of all sins. Their harvester awaits at the end of my road. Mind not my disfigurements, although they are pains of all flesh. For I run with wolves at night, and quenchless is their hunger... How long the winter. How cold, the night. How dark, the hearts... Shine now ye strange light! Shine, rampant star! Pale, at Holocaust Dawn.