Talk:Raven Branwen/@comment-207.144.59.174-20180214231308/@comment-5430952-20180228183718

They never use the full song during a battle, only the parts that aren't too spoilery of future events. Many of the songs refer to events that have yet to play out: the moon being completely shattered, the sky raining blood, the Second Great War, and the heroes completely losing faith at one point and forsaking one another. So I wouldn't be surprised if it's the same case in "All Things Must Die" as well, but we'll know for sure once the full soundtrack is released.