1. Eternal spirits
Eternal spirits feel no pain
Eternal spirits feel no fear
Eternal spirit know no darkness
Eternal spirit do not die
I feel the pain of his burning whip
I feel the fear of his dreaded shadow
I know the darkness that closes upon me
I death is on my heels, yet
I am an eternal spirit
Eternal spirit I was once
Eternal spirit I am still
Eternal spirit I will ever be
Many burdens I took on
To serve the great good
Many oaths I took on
To serve men and elves
Some I will discharge today
When I take you on, brother
We are alike, you and I
We were both spirits immortal
You were corrupted
Bound to the substance of Arda
I bound myself by my free will
Come than brother let us free ourselves
And become what we once were
Eternal spirits, sprites divine
Eternal spirits feel no fear
Eternal spirit know no darkness
Eternal spirit do not die
I feel the pain of his burning whip
I feel the fear of his dreaded shadow
I know the darkness that closes upon me
I death is on my heels, yet
I am an eternal spirit
Eternal spirit I was once
Eternal spirit I am still
Eternal spirit I will ever be
Many burdens I took on
To serve the great good
Many oaths I took on
To serve men and elves
Some I will discharge today
When I take you on, brother
We are alike, you and I
We were both spirits immortal
You were corrupted
Bound to the substance of Arda
I bound myself by my free will
Come than brother let us free ourselves
And become what we once were
Eternal spirits, sprites divine
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