Storming the Castle
Cauldron Born Lyrics


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For victory and glory we follow the legend
He who bears the mark of Kane

Steel sinews grasp the blood drenched steel
Wild flies his red mane

Sunrise bleeds the dawn
His legions charge on and on
Assault on this fortress of stone
Storming the castle at dawn

Eyes wide in fright, we're in the enemies sight
As our seige engines fire the dead bodies
Onto the walls our rain of gore it falls
Hearts of steel melt down
Hearing
nearing
hell's calls

Cursed by a mad god it is whispered of Kane
that he cannot die

Our enemies fall by the gore axed he weilds
high above him the vultures fly

Sunrise bleeds the dawn
His legions charge on and on
Assault on this fortress of stone
Storming the castle at dawn

The seige engines roll, boiling tar takes its toll
On our men in the front lines
With an awful shout, every man, he rides out
"You won't live at all if you don't take that wall"
shouts Kane the killer

(Solo)

Archers fall as we charge the wall
Not far till we close with the enemy
From the Aerie wide eyed the watchers look down
at the rushing steel tide

Sunrise bleeds the dawn
His legions charge on and on
Assault on this fortress of stone
Earth drinks the blood at dawn

Steel on steel will clash
In a lightning flash
Thousands of men fall down and die
At last we break their lines and now they will find
All who defend the castle will die
Will die




Will die
Will die this day

Overall Meaning

The song "Storming the Castle" by Cauldron Born is a battle anthem that celebrates the bravery and strength of the soldiers who follow the legendary figure Kane into battle. The lyrics describe the scene of an epic battle where Kane and his soldiers are storming a fortress. The chorus, "sunrise bleeds the dawn, his legions charge on and on, assault on this fortress of stone, storming the castle at dawn," sets the tone for the intense battle that takes place. The soldiers are fearless, even as they face the enemy's siege engines and archers.


The lyrics also celebrate the power and invincibility of Kane, who is rumored to be cursed by a mad god and unable to die. His enemies fall by the axe he wields, and even vultures fly above him in reverence. The bridge, "steel on steel will clash, in a lightning flash, thousands of men fall down and die," describes the brutal nature of the battle that is taking place. The soldiers are charging the walls, their weapons clash with the enemy, and countless lives are lost. Eventually, Kane and his soldiers break through the enemy lines and triumph against all odds.


Overall, the lyrics of "Storming the Castle" offer an epic depiction of a fierce battle and the courage of Kane and his soldiers. The lyrics also provide a clear picture of the brutality of warfare and the sacrifice involved.


Line by Line Meaning

For victory and glory we follow the legend
We fight for the sake of winning and earning fame by adhering to the legacy of the brave warrior.


He who bears the mark of Kane
Only the person who has a mark of Kane can lead us to victory.


Steel sinews grasp the blood drenched steel
The warrior's strong muscles tightly hold the bloody sword.


Wild flies his red mane
The warrior's long red hair sways uncontrolled in the wind.


Sunrise bleeds the dawn
The sun rising on the horizon looks like blood being spilled.


His legions charge on and on
He commands his army to keep attacking with full force.


Assault on this fortress of stone
We will attack and conquer this stronghold made up of rock.


Storming the castle at dawn
We will attack the castle at the break of dawn.


Eyes wide in fright, we're in the enemies sight
We are scared and can see the enemy watching us.


As our siege engines fire the dead bodies
We use the dead as ammunition for our siege engines.


Onto the walls our rain of gore it falls
The blood and body parts of our dead and the enemies fall on the walls.


Hearts of steel melt down hearing
Even the bravest of warriors start to get scared when they hear


nearing
The enemy approaching us.


hell's calls
The call to go to war is like a call from the devil himself.


Cursed by a mad god it is whispered of Kane
People talk about Kane being cursed by a crazy god.


that he cannot die
They say Kane is immortal and can't be killed.


Our enemies fall by the gore axed he weilds
The enemies die by the bloody axe Kane holds.


high above him the vultures fly
The scavenger birds hover above Kane awaiting their feast from the dead.


The siege engines roll, boiling tar takes its toll
The siege engines are moving, and the hot tar being poured on us is killing our soldiers.


On our men in the front lines
The warriors standing in the first row are being burned alive by the boiling tar.


With an awful shout, every man, he rides out
Kane orders every man to charge with a terrible roar.


"You won't live at all if you don't take that wall" shouts Kane the killer
Kane threatens his army that they will die if they do not take the wall of the castle.


(Solo)
Musical Interlude - Instrumental Solo


Archers fall as we charge the wall
The archers on the top of the wall are falling down as we approach the wall.


Not far till we close with the enemy
We are close to engaging in combat with the enemy.


From the Aerie wide eyed the watchers look down
The enemies on the towers are watching us with wide-opened eyes.


at the rushing steel tide
They see us as an unstoppable wave of metal.


Earth drinks the blood at dawn
The ground is thirsty for blood and soaks it in at dawn.


Steel on steel will clash
The weapons of the enemies and us will meet in a fierce battle.


In a lightning flash
The battle will be over in no time.


Thousands of men fall down and die
Many men will die in the battle.


At last we break their lines and now they will find
Finally, we break through their defense, and they will realize


All who defend the castle will die
Everyone guarding the castle will meet their death today.


Will die
They will perish.


Will die
They will perish.


Will die this day
They will die today, for sure.




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