Distant Traveler

from Death does no deal by Mourning Divine

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Music by Natalie Roeder
Lyrics by Olivier Tonnelier

lyrics

DISTANT TRAVELER

Traveling across the land
Nowhere to call my ground
I am banned to pass and never have a home

I choose to be on my own
Or never be alone
The world is my kingdom and I don´t need a home

Stories of true heroes
Tells of hate and love
I have seen what´s in your wildest dreams

Don´t be afraid my dear old friend
I´ve seen a lot but not the end
Kingdoms of gold but you´re not alone
I´m the distant traveller my friend

Don´t be afraid my dear old friend
I may be gone but I´ll come again
Legends of old, I´m not on my own
I´m the distant traveller my friend

Sailing the seven seas
From icy lands to giant trees
Many men have died to see what I have seen

Don´t be afraid my dear old friend
I´ve seen a lot but not the end
Kingdoms of gold but you´re not alone
I´m the distant traveller my friend

Don´t be afraid my dear old friend
I may be gone but I´ll come again
Legends of old, I´m not on my own
I´m the distant traveller my friend

Creatures of the unknown
Secrets that have never been shown
Shiny golden rooms
Forgotten kings and forgotten tombs

Across the mountains of ice and snow
Through lands of darkness sorrow
I am the distant traveller
Don´t be afraid my dear old friend
I´ve seen a lot but not the end
Kingdoms of gold but you´re not alone
I´m the distant traveller my friend

Don´t be afraid my dear old friend
I may be gone but I´ll come again
Legends of old, I´m not on my own
I´m the distant traveller my friend

Don´t be afraid my dear old friend
I´ve seen a lot but not the end
Kingdoms of gold but you´re not alone
I´m the distant traveller my friend

Don´t be afraid my dear old friend
I may be gone but I´ll come again
Legends of old, I´m not on my own
I´m the distant traveller my friend