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I lead a crusade
fight for belief to be one
out in the field
fearless and cold
building the road to my Calvary
strong is my steel
dark is my mind
carmine the ground that I tread
faith in my god
keeps me alive
but when does my faith turn to doubt
silently watching the rain
carving the earth on my grave
lord you know that I prayed
one for the glory
and one for the souls that I've slain
how will I know
how could I tell
where would I find some serenity
sowing the seed
unwounded I bleed
lord won't you show me the way
christ is the cross that I bear
god is the will of my war
faint are the voices I hear
whispers of glory...
christ is the cry of despair
cursing the day I was born
this is the faith that we share
left with the glory
and suffering of souls that we've torn
I lead a crusade
fight for belief to be one
out in the field
fearless and cold
building the road to my Calvary
strong is my steel
dark is my mind
carmine the ground that I tread
faith in my god
keeps me alive
but when does my faith turn to doubt
silently watching the rain
carving the earth on my grave
lord you know that I prayed
one for the glory
and one for the souls that I've slain
how could I tell
where would I find some serenity
sowing the seed
unwounded I bleed
lord won't you show me the way
christ is the cross that I bear
god is the will of my war
faint are the voices I hear
whispers of glory...
christ is the cry of despair
cursing the day I was born
this is the faith that we share
left with the glory
and suffering of souls that we've torn
Facts about Glory
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Glory is written by Thomas Youngblood, Roy S. Khantatat.
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It is first released in 1999 as part of Kamelot's album "The Fourth Legacy" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 9th track on this album.
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When we take a closer look at its interpretation, in Glory, Kamelot addresses the personal struggle between faith and doubt through the use of metaphors such as 'Christ is the cross that I bear' and 'Christ is the cry of despair' that shows the difficulty of keeping faith during war's suffering and brutality. Glory verses predominantly convey anxiety, hopelessness, spirituality, contemplation, and power. Besides, the track highlights the role of faith alongside doubt, war with sacrifice and conflict with turmoil. There are lyrics of violence, death, and despair, as well as allusions to religious strife and suffering, which are very powerful and might be inappropriate for kids.
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Glory falls under the genre Rock.
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Glory song length is 3 minutes and 42 seconds.
Who wrote Glory lyrics?
Glory is written by Thomas Youngblood, Roy S. Khantatat.
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When was Glory released?
It is first released in 1999 as part of Kamelot's album "The Fourth Legacy" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 9th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Glory lyrics?
When we take a closer look at its interpretation, in Glory, Kamelot addresses the personal struggle between faith and doubt through the use of metaphors such as 'Christ is the cross that I bear' and 'Christ is the cry of despair' that shows the difficulty of keeping faith during war's suffering and brutality. Glory verses predominantly convey anxiety, hopelessness, spirituality, contemplation, and power. Besides, the track highlights the role of faith alongside doubt, war with sacrifice and conflict with turmoil. There are lyrics of violence, death, and despair, as well as allusions to religious strife and suffering, which are very powerful and might be inappropriate for kids.
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Which genre is Glory?
Glory falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Glory?
Glory song length is 3 minutes and 42 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Thomas Youngblood, Roy S. KhantatatRecord Label(s): 1999 Sanctuary Records Group Ltd
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