JAG PANZER
- Fate's Triumph Lyrics / with translations(Briody / Conklin)
(MacBeth)
Turn,turn Hellhound, turn and face your death
Your bloodline is over. By the name of MacBeth
(MacBeth)
I command the throne, none can defy
None of woman born, None of woman born
(MacDuff)
Foolish tyrant, you have no days left
Ripped from the womb at my mother's death
(MacDuff)
I am the doom you face in your dreams
(MacBeth)
Let steel ring out. Damn thee who cries hold.
(MacDuff)
Your head my prize now. The prophecy foretold.
(MacDuff)
The tyrant's reign is at an end, Malcolm is king
All serve his name. Our solemn king.
Fate triumphs this day!
(MacBeth)
Turn,turn Hellhound, turn and face your death
Your bloodline is over. By the name of MacBeth
(MacBeth)
I command the throne, none can defy
None of woman born, None of woman born
(MacDuff)
Foolish tyrant, you have no days left
Ripped from the womb at my mother's death
I am the doom you face in your dreams
(MacBeth)
Let steel ring out. Damn thee who cries hold.
(MacDuff)
Your head my prize now. The prophecy foretold.
(MacDuff)
The tyrant's reign is at an end, Malcolm is king
All serve his name. Our solemn king.
Fate triumphs this day!
Facts about Fate's Triumph
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Fate's Triumph is written by Mark Andrew Briody, Christopher Alan Broderick, Harry Conklin, Rikard Stjernquist, John Ronald Tetley.
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When we search for the deeper meaning hidden within the lines, the song 'Fates Triumph' by Jag Panzer depicts good defeating evil through its connection to Shakespeare's Macbeth. The story portrays the downfall of tyranny through the ascension of a just ruler, which demonstrates the power of fate and prophecy. The song's lyrics about fate's triumph present multiple forms of empowerment, while they also show feelings of inspiration and angst and anger and freedom. The song demonstrates how power and ambition, fate and prophecy, and justice and retribution hold equal importance. The lyrics contain themes of death, violence, and references to a tyrant's reign, which may not be suitable for children under 13. The mention of bloodlines and the context of a prophecy suggest mature themes that warrant parental guidance.
Who wrote Fate's Triumph lyrics?
Fate's Triumph is written by Mark Andrew Briody, Christopher Alan Broderick, Harry Conklin, Rikard Stjernquist, John Ronald Tetley.
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What is the meaning behind Fate's Triumph lyrics?
When we search for the deeper meaning hidden within the lines, the song 'Fates Triumph' by Jag Panzer depicts good defeating evil through its connection to Shakespeare's Macbeth. The story portrays the downfall of tyranny through the ascension of a just ruler, which demonstrates the power of fate and prophecy. The song's lyrics about fate's triumph present multiple forms of empowerment, while they also show feelings of inspiration and angst and anger and freedom. The song demonstrates how power and ambition, fate and prophecy, and justice and retribution hold equal importance. The lyrics contain themes of death, violence, and references to a tyrant's reign, which may not be suitable for children under 13. The mention of bloodlines and the context of a prophecy suggest mature themes that warrant parental guidance.
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