Princess of the Dawn lyrics, by Accept

There’s rain on the mountain, A white frost on the moors
It’s an epoch of eternity, Waters touch the holy shore

It’s a land of mystery, The world of unseen eyes
You can feel the shadow of a princess, She waits for you inside
The guardians of God play the pawns
Beg for mercy - hail the queen
Princess of the dawn

In the war of the dragons, Young blood ran it’s course
They fell to his blade,The knight iron horse

A forgotten priest, Disappearing in the haze
A chamber of vestal virgins,Twilight is her slave
The wizard of oz, moved the pawns
Life for satan - dust to dust
Princess of the dawn

On the day of the testament, The seventh moon was raging fire
Heaven cried for the sacrifice, The midnight sun was rising higher

The beauty and the beast, Lies in her royal crypt
Her kiss is bitter sweet, Death upon her lips
The holy grail held the pawns
Kings and bishops bow to grace
Princess of the dawn

The guardians of God play the pawns
Beg for mercy - hail the queen
Princess of the dawn

A new day dawns for heaven and earth
A first sunbeam is killing the night
Once upon a time for ever more
The gloom with the spirit of that lady in white
Princess - princess - princess of the dawn
Princess - princess - princess of the dawn
Princess - princess - princess of the dawn
Princess - princess - princess of the dawn

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