Swords & Religion
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Swords & Religion
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In a land fulfilled with darkness
It'll always be the same
Madness in the eyes of those
Whom still loath this kind of game
The power of what has been before
Rises to grand ones life to win
People forced to kill 'n' destroy
Anxious to save ones skin
Better hide away
The time has come
For the assault has begun
Waiting here to stand by
Ready to fight over the sea
Callin' God for help of those
Who will set this country free
Ride onward into the fight
Those Saracen heathens will taste steel
Struggle for life with our might
Better hide away
The time has come
For the assault has begun
Forces of evil trapped us within
On the mountain of heavenly sin
Holy powers set us to win
On the mountain of heavenly sin
Calvary
Forced to take ones crown away
Sin after sin began today
Rape them, chase them, invade them
Give them Hell
Hang them, crack them, scalp them
Give them Hell
Forces of evil trapped us within
On the mountain of heavenly sin
Calvary
Forces of evil
Swords and religion
(Swords, swords, religion, religion)
Holy powers
Swords and religion
(Swords, swords, religion, religion)
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