Death On The Sea
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Death On The Sea
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On our ships we’ll die, fight for our land
Into this storm all it seems sad
For the strangers but not for us
Our blood burning inside our veins
Sail, straight ahead to these shores
Die, don’t afraid for your souls
Scream, battlecry in the wind
Kill, clear all of this filth
This is our destiny
We renowned through the seas
This is our destiny
This is the death on the sea
Show no pity for the killers
We just give the death on the sea
From our ashes borned our freedom
We will be free, the time has come
Noone can’t stop us, no enemy
We raise our swords, for life we seek
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