Bathory - Man Of Iron
I Have Paced These Forests For So Long I Don't Know If I Am Man Or I Am Beast.
I, Though, Hold Deep Within Me A Quest For Revenge.
Then I Must Be A Man As Much As I Can Be.
I Have Learned To Speak The Tongue Of The Animal
I Have Learned To Read The Signs In Bark And Snow.
I Have Taken Within Myself The Spirits Of My Fathers,
Long Time Gone.
In This Short Time, Far From Home, A Man Of Iron I've Grown.
A Man Of Iron I Have Grown.
A Part Of The Eternal Woods...
Late Evening...
["just After Sunset On His Way Back To His Camp After Watching The Sun Unite]
[with The Mountains In The West, He Sees The Flickering Of Light Between The]
[tree Trunks. Approaching, He Sees An Old Man Sitting Calmly By A Fire, As]
[if Waiting For Him. His Left Eye Missing. His Beard As If Gold. The Signs]
[on His Cloak And Hood Familiar. The One Eyed Old Man Matches The]
[description Of The Soothsayer, As Told By The Elders Of His Village By The]
[fires At Night When He Only A Child. The Boy, Now A Young Man, Eager To]
[know, Asks The One Eyed Old Man About His Dreams. Dreams He Cannot]
[understand. Dreams About Strange Things He Is Seeing Himself Doing. Then]
[the Winds That Seem To Talk To Him. Voices That Whisper To Him Behind His]
[back. The One Eyed Old Man Tells Him Of The Cycles Of The Stars, Of The]
[trail Of Fate And Of The Valley Where Time And Space Had Ceased To Exist...]
[where His World Ends And The Shadows Begin. The One Eyed Old Man Tells The]
[young Man That Fate Has Chosen Him To Interfere With The Other World. The]
[disturbance Is Already Made. The Daughters Of The Four Winds Have Sold]
[themselves To The Shadows, Distorting The Balance Of The Universe. And The]
[one Eyed Old Man Says He Has Seen Him Come For A Thousand Years, And That]-acapo
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