I Lived in a Land of Snow and Stone
I lived in a land of snow and stone.
A warrior’s dream come true,
A fight to be had around every corner.
This home of mine is ancient... long proud history…
I lived in a land of snow and stone...
Once upon a time.
Mist clung low,
I looked around and saw…
Saw men run and halt and fall,
Rising only to fall and never rise again.
I fought that warrior’s dream,
Paid in blood for a sight that’ll never leave.
I had looked around and seen...
I had seen that warrior’s dream…
Once upon a time.
I have been on the mountain,
Where the clouds are white, the sky blue,
And the sun shining true.
I have been on the mountain,
where we mourn our dead.
I always have to hear it outloud…
On that day, the day no one heard…
The day you all died
Because no one could hear.
Once upon a time,
They would’ve listened.
That day was cursed when I lived,
blessed when they finally heard... no,
Saw the blood and ash covering the snow.
It was only then...
Only in dreams and in stories
do I get to escape...
To the lands we once explored,
The inn where we laughed over an ale...
I lived in a land of snow and stone,
Lived in an ancient home…
That had no ears but red skin and ashen hair.
I wish back to a time,
Where I wasn’t the only one alive...
Once upon a time.
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