1836/Bravery
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1836/Bravery
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The triumph of the Seival fields
Brought the dawn of our liberty
Imperial tyrant, raise your shields
Neto proclaimed the south is free
Comrades of the cavalry, the first brigade
We must shout, hail the liberty
Brothers in arms, draw your blade
Republic now we must be
Fighting the enemy lines
Fighting the slavery times
Fight for honor, fight for glory, fight to free our land
CHORUS
Brave men - ride!
Brave men - pride!
United march to victory
Brave men - fight!
Brave men - might!
Deeds of glory - bravery
The trumpet brings the charge of the cavalry
Horse and man were like one
Black lancers, they fought their slavery
Harder than a wall of stone
Getting forward against the cannons of the empire
They held our standard high
Patriotic brothers breathing smoke and fire
Free they fought and free they died
Worthy of glorious rimes
Worthy of Hystory lines
Worthy of honor, worthy of glory, worthy of the south lands
CHORUS
Brave men - ride!
Brave men - pride!
United march to victory
Brave men - fight!
Brave men - might!
Deeds of glory - bravery
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