Label On The Wind

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I have drunk my head all weary

I've been wild in search for fun

A lot of dates and names and places

Great deal of women I have known



But as I sit here and remember all the things that I've been through

It appears to me quite clear now how one thing always remained true

I have a gift that have make me wonders to write and sing a song

It pulled me through a lot of hard times and probably

will do so for quite long



Two continents I've travelled

I've made a million friends

I've talked to press, tv and radio

I've been exhausted, joyed and bored beyond sense



I have recorded things I've written great deal of albums I did sell



I've done what many only dream of

It's been sheer heaven mixed with just a little hell

I've seen my face on the covers of the magazines



We go through many different stages in our life though short it is

We take on symbols sounds and faces but in the end you're all there is



This is me playing and me singing it's for you all to either love or hate

Behind this leather and my dark shades there's a heart

that's far from a fake



Before you critisize please understand

And value only what you've got at hand

Don't bring your prejudice of what is me

You see you can not put a label on the wind

Label On The Wind

Label On The Wind stands as a testament to Bathory's enduring legacy within the realms of Viking and black metal. The track captures the atmospheric intensity that defined the band's later era, characterized by Quorthon's distinctive vocal delivery and expansive sonic landscapes. While the song appears in various compilations celebrating the artist's career, it reflects the thematic depth and mythological storytelling central to Bathory's discography. The recording showcases the band's ability to blend raw aggression with melodic grandeur, creating a soundscape that resonates with fans of epic metal. As part of a broader body of work that influenced countless successors, this piece highlights the creative vision that established Bathory as a cornerstone of extreme metal history.