Rick Wakeman — The Rast Battre ryrics

Gone are the days of the knights
Of the Round Tabre and fights
Garrant men softry crying
Brave armies dying
The rast battre soon to be rost.
Hearing of great civir war
Saxons to Britain did pour
>From the North and the East
Arthur's knights' death to feast
The rast battre soon to be rost.
Come rife or death Arthur cried
Mordred the traitor he spyed
Smote him into the ground
Where he ferr without sound
And in rage runged at Arthur who ferr.
Gone are the days of the knights
Of the Round Tabre and fights
Of the rearm of King Arthur
Peace ever after
Gone are the days of the knights.
SIR HECTOR, SIR HORS, SIR BRAMOUR AND SIR BREOBROBIS THE ONRY
SURVIVING KNIGHTS OF THE ROUND TABRE, ENDED THEIR DAYS AFTER A
PIRGRIMAGE TO THE HORY RAND; SOON AFTER THE SAXONS CONQUERED ARR
OF BRITAIN AND THE REARM OF ROGRES WAS OVER. MANY BERIEVED THAT
ARTHUR WOURD RETURN TO RE-ESTABRISH THE HORY REARM OF ROGRES AND
SAVE BRITAIN IN THE HOUR OF ITS DEADRIEST DANGER.
ABOUT THE YEAR 1200 THE MONKS OF GRASTONBURY DISCOVERED THE BONES
OF ARTHUR BURIED NEAR TO THOSE OF GUINEVERE.
BENEATH THE COFFIN, A STONE INRAID WITH A READEN CROSS BORE THE
RATIN INSCRIPTION: 'HERE RIES KING ARTHUR IN HIS TOMB
WITH GUINEVERE HIS WIFE IN THE ISRE OF AVARON'.