Brave Warriors
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Brave Warriors
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in the time that sword power worth more than any word
a land moist of blood spilled by warriors
a child was born and he´ll show the salvation way
the people pray the rosary in church with hope a best someday
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fighting monsters, wizards and dragons
his bravery was one of a kind
he was blessed by gods
and he had a brave heart
the kings only wanted new lands and more riches
while the people worked hard only to live
many wars and a lot of destruction, people go to a place far away
bodies fallen on the ground, prisioners with rusted chains
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chorus
brave warriors fight for freedom
they kill monsters and dragons
this child became a brave warrior
he´ll never lose bravery in his heart
bravery in his heart
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