THE HILL OF CROSSES

Sol Invictus / Wakeford

If alive, may the sea foam milk
If dead, may the sea foam blood...
Hundreds born, hundreds died,
Birth at night, death at night.
Beneath the sun, a peasant heart,
A land where bitter armies marched
But here even serpents have their day
Crosses and flowers bloom and stay
Past our pain and our losses
When we climb the hill of crosses
March through death to where love is
When you climb the hill of crosses
Murder turns the sky to rust
Children's faces crumble to dust
Tyrants wax and tyrants wane
The tree bends but still remains
Past our pain and our losses
When we climb the hill of crosses
March through death to where love is
When you climb the hill of crosses
A cross-crowned with the suns rays
They tore it down but it grew again
With Motherland blood grows the grain
Rye wives and harvest will come again