Raise Your Horns
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Raise Your Horns
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Victory
We fought hard and prevailed
Brutally
We were fighting
Stormy seas
Rolling thunder, piercing hail
Battlefield
Lit by lightning
Eagerly
We filled the waves with enemies
Hungrily
Ravens cawing
Home shore calls
We return on bloody seas
Twilight falls
Darkness crawling
So pour the beer for thirsty men
A drink that they have earned
And pour a beer for those who fell
For those who did not return
Raise your horns!
Raise them up to the sky!
We will drink to glory tonight
Raise your horns for brave fallen friends
We will meet where the beer never ends
No regrets
We went out to war and strife
To protect
King and country
Victory
Honor those who gave their life
Willingly
We will not grieve
So pour the beer for thirsty men
A drink that they have earned
And pour a beer for those who fell
For those who did not return
Raise your horns!
Raise them up to the sky!
We will drink to glory tonight
Raise your horns for brave fallen friends
We will meet where the beer never ends
Raise your horns!
Raise them up to the sky!
We will drink to glory tonight!
Raise your horns!
Raise them up to the sky!
We will drink tonight!
Raise your horns!
Raise them up to the sky!
We will drink to glory tonight
Raise your horns
For brave fallen friends
We will meet in valhalla again
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