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The Morrigan's Call

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The Morrigan's Call

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I fall to my knees, I await my death.

A fallen warrior, hear my last breath.

I fought so fierce, I fought with pride.

Now I am just another who died.

Who will care for my child? Who will care for my wife?

I leave them behind at the end of my life.

I long to stay and watch my child grow,

but I am dead and I must go.

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