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Prologue

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Prologue

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Dragons, lords of mighty power

Hear our cry for help

We need your burning flame of gods

Against the Shadowlord

The reign of dark is gaining forces

And we are week to face this course

So we scream and pray for hope

Let the Wiseflame burn!

From the trees, from the seas,

From the mountains and lakes

From the snow, from the sand,

There will raise the Dragonlords

And from the hell, He will come

To destroy our fairy land

But we still hold the hope,

Let the Wiseflame burn!

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