"The Scourge Of God" lyrics
Known as "The Scourge of God" Attila united the Huns who were various tribes of mongoloid warriors, invading the Roman empire from 436 to 453 c.c.
Attila murdered his own brother to gain sole control over the Hunnish empire, which ranged from the Rhine river to the Ural and as far North to the Baltic Sea
The unholy king conquered land to the Danube river to form the southern border of his almighty empire!
As the king Roas was dying, he raised his crowned gift towards both brother in hate
By now Attila, The Great One, will share a throne of pain with Bleda The Weak:
"But a half king is nothing, there's no place in my ranks for feeble souls
So, my brother, it is time for you to die"
Attila king Etzel he became to ride proud through Illyria
Destroying all feeble Christian dogs from the Black to the Mediterranian seas
Twenty years full of victories and pride had passed!
With the Ostrogoth's allegiance whom he had conquered
The son of fire invaded the barbaric lands of Gaul
Without an ounce of fear trusting in his faithful archers
Stopped by Roman general Fabius Aetius in Mediolanum
Lord Attila held his march to claim his strength
Fabius proposed a pact to leader in war
[?]
Attila murdered his own brother to gain sole control over the Hunnish empire, which ranged from the Rhine river to the Ural and as far North to the Baltic Sea
The unholy king conquered land to the Danube river to form the southern border of his almighty empire!
As the king Roas was dying, he raised his crowned gift towards both brother in hate
By now Attila, The Great One, will share a throne of pain with Bleda The Weak:
"But a half king is nothing, there's no place in my ranks for feeble souls
So, my brother, it is time for you to die"
Attila king Etzel he became to ride proud through Illyria
Destroying all feeble Christian dogs from the Black to the Mediterranian seas
Twenty years full of victories and pride had passed!
With the Ostrogoth's allegiance whom he had conquered
The son of fire invaded the barbaric lands of Gaul
Without an ounce of fear trusting in his faithful archers
Stopped by Roman general Fabius Aetius in Mediolanum
Lord Attila held his march to claim his strength
Fabius proposed a pact to leader in war
[?]
