Fall
Dark Moors Lyrics

Young Kingdoms, Yougn Kingdoms Prepare the crimson war
The young kingdoms are being called upon to prepare for a violent war.

Young Kingdoms, Young Kingdoms Command the righteous law
The young kingdoms must enforce the law righteously.

The fall of melnibone Imrryr towest in the quiet night sleep At the northeast part of the turquoise Boiling Sea Cold wind scream over finest gargoyles high carrying sings in the dawn that frightens sky Golden troops may compare a rising storm and the entire will is on tarkan, Dyvim's core, Purple towns are attacking from the shore outer walls and the labyrinth unknown
The fall of Melnibone is described in vivid detail - the city was sleeping before a violent attack took place, with golden troops being led by Tarkan and Dyvim. The attack came from both the shore and the outer walls, and the labyrinth was also involved.

Young Kingdoms, Yougn Kingdoms Prepare the crimson war Young Kingdoms, Young Kingdoms Command the righteous law
Repeating the earlier verses to emphasize the importance of being prepared for war and enforcing the law justly.

Dragon Isle, oh! Dragon Isle Sadness dims your witching eye fancy dream of Xiombarg Mighty falls in raging hush
The Dragon Isle is described as being sorrowful and dim, with dreams of Xiombarg. Something mighty has fallen and it is a cause of distress.

Elric guides all the seamen from the bridge From his leader ship and the laughin' of a bitch Arches shoot from the topwalls in the crew, killing men with the anguish of the loot Tarkan falls as the stumbles on the edge Just to find the hell dying of his broken neck Imrryr burns and sorrow has no end Fury grows as the princess is just dead
This verse describes Elric as leading the seamen from his ship, and there is laughter. Shots are fired from the top walls and Tarkan falls to his death. There is no ending to the sorrow and fury grows as the princess is dead.

Young Kingdoms, Yougn Kingdoms Prepare the crimson war Young Kingdoms, Young Kingdoms Command the righteous law
Repeating the earlier verses to emphasize the importance of being prepared for war and enforcing the law justly.

Stormbringer, demon grabber with runes Stormbringer, blackest blade with looms Stormbringer, feed with mourning souls Your wicked evil, sounding tunes
This verse is a description of the sword, Stormbringer. It is said to have runes, looms, and feeds on mourning souls. It is also described as wicked and evil.

Mighty runes, melnibone can you hear the pray for your burning death? Pearly halls, your magic sight Are the crushed of lay on your bloody earth? Dready shores, Melnibone can you bear the threat of that flaming flags? Dragon Isle, your sturdy chime all is lost right now (and prince Yykoon lurks)
In this verse, runes are mentioned again, with a prayer for the death of Melnibone. The pearly halls have been destroyed and the Dragon Isle is described as having lost everything, with Prince Yykoon lurking in the background.

Arioch! can you feel my pain from yor throne of holy lord? Am i crying in vain despair My fate weaved by this broadsword?
In this verse, the artist is addressing Arioch, asking if he can feel their pain. They question whether they are crying in despair and whether their fate was determined by the sword.

I cannot see life or light In her semblance or her eye must i be forever lone? beloved Cymoril is gone?
The singer is struggling to find any life or light without their beloved, Cymoril. They question whether they will be alone forever now that she is gone.

Have you really found the death by the evil on my hand?
The artist is questioning whether Cymoril really died due to the evil that they caused.