The River's Farm
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The River's Farm
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The memories waited
him before the pines
Inside the valley's well His way
was distant
When he arrives close to the great house
He sees the children and women
Abandoned and fearful
But they recognize
the Captain's face
And so they made the captain to catch on weapons again
To fight for their stolen lands
He feels the taste of the fight again
Feels the taste of death
and remembers something fighting near to the villagers
For the house that imperial ones had taken
Have banished the
imperial guards
Something makes the captain to remember...
But his memory
stills lost
He has banished the horde
of the Empire
from the land where the river runs
The river which runs free
only surrounded by horses
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