Raise Your Axe
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Raise Your Axe
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The hull of the ship, scratched the sand
The last gleam of the setting sun
Reflected on the sharp steel of blades
Lindsfarne's cathedral is our goal
That's a night assault
We follow the light house
Finding the path between rocks
RAISE YOUR AXE Cause the battle is calling
RAISE YOUR AXE To the enemy ahead
RAISEYOURAXE In and out in a second
Now that we are here, will be glory or death
Take what you will, as much as you can
The monk's goods now shall be ours
We'll be out of here before help arrives
If not necessary don't stop to fight
That's a night assault
We follow the light house
Finding the path between rocks
RAISE YOUR AXE Cause the battle is calling
RAISE YOUR AXE To the enemy ahead
RAISEYOURAXE In and out in a second
Now that we are here, will be glory or death
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