
Guardians of the Sunken Realm
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- 1970s
- hard rock
- doom metal
- heavy metal
- progressive rock
- psychedelic rock
- occult rock
About
Doom Metal 1970s
Lyrics
Verse 2
Descending past the shelf of gold
Through canyons where the sea grows cold
Gigantic squids with eyes of glass
Watch our metal vessel pass
The serpent stirs in trenches deep
Waking from an ancient sleep
We drift toward the volcanic gate
Where titans hide and monsters wait
Chorus
Pressure building on the steel
Forces that we cannot feel
Abyssal kings upon their thrones
Building ships from sailors bones
Far below the crashing tide
There is nowhere left to hide
Guitar Solo
Verse 3
Sunken cities carved in jade
In the gardens where the shadows played
The kraken guards the iron door
Locked beneath the valley floor
We see the graveyard of the fleet
Where the ghost and leviathan meet
Turning back is not a choice
When you hear the siren's voice
Chorus
Pressure building on the steel
Forces that we cannot feel
Abyssal kings upon their thrones
Building ships from sailors bones
Far below the crashing tide
There is nowhere left to hide
Outro
Falling down
Drag
Bridge
The crushing weight begins to lift
Through a rift the currents shift
An emerald flare above the brine
The master of the deep’s design
The surface breaks in sheets of fire
Pulled aloft by a strange desire
Not for rest but for the blade
To stop the hell the demons made
Guitar Solo
Verse 4
From the mud we rise to land
Wet iron in a steady hand
The cloven hooves upon the street
Tumble back in full retreat
Born from silt and pressure’s grip
Let the sulfur burn and drip
Guardians of the sunken realm
Put the devils to the helm
Chorus
Pressure building on the steel
Forces that we cannot feel
Abyssal kings upon their thrones
Building ships from sailors bones
Far below the crashing tide
There is nowhere left to hide
Outro
We rise to fight
In the blinding light
Tidal war
Knocking at the door
The bottom screams
Beyond your dreams
Ocean lords
Draw your swords
Rise
Rise
Rise
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