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September

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Austhral Canonical path: /austhral/september Related lyric paths: 6
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September

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It happened in a windy day

The pasture got red and the sky got grey

The Captain rests on his father's land

He remembered of the words of the ancients

When he came back from the war:

"A people without virtue shall be turned into slaves!"

The eternal soldier remembers the general's death

and he doesn't forgot the days he lived

or the battles that he fought

The beloved freedom of this land

doesn't exist for the Captain anymore

Doomed to be brave, to be a hero

He is now a prisoner of the war

Death to the Emperor!

Yet child, rules the world

Death to the Soldiers

those who die flagless and young

Without memory and without life

he remembers of a nation

He knows for what was the fight

a republic born in September

And lives since the end of the Empire

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