Symphony X - The Accolade Lyrics
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The Accolade
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What Are The Lyrics For The Accolade By Symphony X?
Into the morning sun
Down his chosen road he rides to Save the world Cross of crimson, robe of white Sworn to the quest for the rest of His life Play shields and wooden swords Slaying dragons as a knight of Arthur's Court Trained to kill, to sing a song Youthful hope to right the wrong Sons of Antioch An angel's voice cries out to him Free the holy lands, Bring peace to it again Across the sees through sands of time Knight of the Templar A charging steed through lands unkind A legend forever A heart of gold pumps within his metal skin A noble line he carries on Braving the bloody din Silver spurs are justly earned by Strength within Squire to knight, Like prince to king Chalice of life completes the ring Into the morning sun Down his chosen road he rides to Save the world Across the sees through sands of time Knight of the Templar A charging steed through lands unkind A legend forever To see the light to spent his life To understand The sword he once held tight, Falls forever from his hands Across the sees through sands of time Knight of the Templar A charging steed through lands unkind A legend forever |
Who Wrote The Accolade By Symphony X?
Allen Boop Russell, Michael Pinnella, Michael James Romeo
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What's The Duration Of The The Accolade By Symphony X?The duration of The Accolade is 9:51 minutes and seconds. |
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