A long-lost tale that's woven in the nether, in the autumn breeze it's cold and weathered
I was just a young girl with hope in my eyes when I saw the dark sails blacken the skies
Fear is a tale not in men's soul, given payment to the collector's toll
It flew like crows over ghost white planks, petrified in fear all hope was sank
And we sing to the Shepards fight, hear us, save us from our plight
Parted waves signal angels calling, weightless we are dead men falling
The night grew thick lost in another time, born to live and ready to die
Right beneath the deck I could hear my father yell, but at last all men burn in hell
And we sing to the Shepards fight, hear us, save us from our plight
Parted waves signal angels calling, weightless we are dead men
And we sing to the Shepards fight, hear us, save us from our plight
Parted waves signal angels calling, weightless we are dead men falling
The queen starts to sing
And the queen starts to sing
And we sing to the Shepards fight, hear us, save us from our plight
Parted waves signal angels calling, weightless we are dead men falling
And we sing to the Shepards fight, hear us, save us from our plight
Parted waves signal reapers calling, weightless we are dead men falling
Her Name Is Karma - Harbinger Lyrics
Her Name Is Karma - Harbinger Lyrics
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A long-lost tale that's woven in the nether, in the autumn breeze it's cold and weathered
I was just a young girl with hope in my eyes when I saw the dark sails blacken the skies
Fear is a tale not in men's soul, given payment to the collector's toll
It flew like crows over ghost white planks, petrified in fear all hope was sank
And we sing to the Shepards fight, hear us, save us from our plight
Parted waves signal angels calling, weightless we are dead men falling
The night grew thick lost in another time, born to live and ready to die
Right beneath the deck I could hear my father yell, but at last all men burn in hell
And we sing to the Shepards fight, hear us, save us from our plight
Parted waves signal angels calling, weightless we are dead men
And we sing to the Shepards fight, hear us, save us from our plight
Parted waves signal angels calling, weightless we are dead men falling
The queen starts to sing
And the queen starts to sing
And we sing to the Shepards fight, hear us, save us from our plight
Parted waves signal angels calling, weightless we are dead men falling
And we sing to the Shepards fight, hear us, save us from our plight
Parted waves signal reapers calling, weightless we are dead men falling
I was just a young girl with hope in my eyes when I saw the dark sails blacken the skies
Fear is a tale not in men's soul, given payment to the collector's toll
It flew like crows over ghost white planks, petrified in fear all hope was sank
And we sing to the Shepards fight, hear us, save us from our plight
Parted waves signal angels calling, weightless we are dead men falling
The night grew thick lost in another time, born to live and ready to die
Right beneath the deck I could hear my father yell, but at last all men burn in hell
And we sing to the Shepards fight, hear us, save us from our plight
Parted waves signal angels calling, weightless we are dead men
And we sing to the Shepards fight, hear us, save us from our plight
Parted waves signal angels calling, weightless we are dead men falling
The queen starts to sing
And the queen starts to sing
And we sing to the Shepards fight, hear us, save us from our plight
Parted waves signal angels calling, weightless we are dead men falling
And we sing to the Shepards fight, hear us, save us from our plight
Parted waves signal reapers calling, weightless we are dead men falling
Writer: Brian King, John Otterstrom, Taylor Smith
Copyright: Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
Copyright: Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
Performed By: Her Name Is Karma
Language: English
Length: 4:07
Written by: Brian King, John Otterstrom, Taylor Smith