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Artist: Craig Herbertson
Canonical path: /craig-herbertson/the-wallace
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Wallace
Read The Wallace lyrics by Craig Herbertson on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The Wallace
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Winter she mourns spring
In bridal wreath and veil
Autumn gold, summer brings
Fortune he prevails
In love's embrace bright seasons court
As lives of men they change
To fade and fall as flowers fail
And Winter rule again
For our freedom lay the wild, wild flower
Women weep in vain
Softly falls the gentle snow
Wallace he is slain
Winter she sews shrouds
O'er Falkirk's bloody plains
Masques o' death o'er all abound
To waste her own domain
What king or queen shall not defend
Braver hearts must claim
Or freedom fall as flowers fail
And winter rule again
For our freedom lay the wild, wild flowers
Women weep in vain
Softly falls the gentle snow
Wallace he is slain
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Craig Herbertson performs "The Wallace", and this lyric page sits inside the Craig Herbertson catalog on LyroVerse.
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