Wonderwall - Medieval Cover (Bardcore)

submitted by brynniebrynn on 09/17/25 1

#bardcore #tavernwave #medieval #medievaltiktok Medieval style instrumental cover Originally performed by Oasis Lyrics courtesy of Parker Marshall: This day, shall be the day The trebuchets fire upon thee How now, thou should'st have known Surmised to what thou doest and how I suspect that ne're a personage, Esteems thee in such grace, as I do thee now Whereon, the word along the road Sayeth thine heart's fire hath been snuffed out In sooth, harken upon it once more Thou ne'er waverest in thine doubts I suspect that ne're a personage, Esteems thee in such grace, as I do thee now For all the roads we strode upon; windeth And all the lanterns that lead us here; blindeth All the words I wish to write and deliver swift to thee, but I know not how For possibly, thou art the defender of my city Siege towers fall, for thou art mine rampart wall This day, ought to have been the day Enemy trebuchets won't fire upon thee How now, thou should'st have known Surmised what not to do and how I suspect that ne're a personage, Esteems thee in such grace, as I do thee now For all the roads thou travelest; windeth And all the lanterns that guided thee; blindeth All the words I want to write and express to thee in sooth, but I know not how I say possibly, thou art the defender of our city Siege towers fall, for thou art mine rampart wall I say possibly, thou art the defender of our city Siege towers fall, for thou art mine rampart wall I say possibly, thou art the defender of our city thou art the defender of our city thou art the defender of our city thou art the defender of our city Want some Stantough bardcore medieval merchandise? bardcorestore.com Youtube: www.youtube.com/stantough

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