Alea Iacta Est (Beginning the Ending)
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Alea Iacta Est (Beginning the Ending)
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For walk in glory, bringing victory to rome
The general is declared enemy of the republic
Corruption, senators, rich hands are governing rome
But he knows the winds will change
Crossing the rubicon
Beginning a war
With words to the eternity
Alea iacta est
Without resistance the legions advance
The roman lion has arrive
Pompeii magnus escapes from rome
The heart of the republic is completely alone
Following them across the world pompeii will fall
Our hands are tired but it's the only way to finish this war
Darkness, no gods with us
Empire, in civil war
Death, brothers are falling
An age, an age is ending
Darkness, no gods with us
Empire, in civil war
Death, brothers are falling
An age, an age begins
Beginning the ending we are
Beginning the ending
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