I Died In The Middle Ages
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I Died In The Middle Ages
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This story happened a long time
At the time, to have other beliefs
Was seen as something evil
And was sentenced to death
People are converted by fear
Fanaticism, lives are lost
They invaded our lands
Destroying our cultures
I lived in the forest
Did not bother anybody
Did my spells
Helped the beings
Winter has arrived
And with him the christian
Me trapped in a wagon
And took mt to his city
I was tortured
For something that did not
Pain was my friend
Death my destiny
Cardinal, my executioner
Killing me by your lies
Shouted to me:
Satan leave this body!
I did not know who was this
Only knew the forests
After serveral sessions
The strength left my body
After so much evil
After so much hypocrisy
I not exist
I died in the middle ages
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