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Horse Barbarians

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Horse Barbarians

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Horse Barbarians

We are free as the wind, free as the plain

And sharp as steel of a Sword carrying Death

Our Chief Tsimuchin leads us ahead

To conquer new lands, kill aliens

Enemies are frightened, they admire to us

Blood is flowing as a river covering green grass

Let their swords even from lighting

Uncounted number of their dead

Arrows spoke in the flight

Make Aliens leave our Lands

Our friends Moroupes, carrying us to Great Battles

We'll destroy all building and Palaces

Of those who will come to us

Blood is rapidly circulating in our veins

No feelings, no spare, no mercy, no fear

Only hate, only war

And when all the enemies were killed

All the lands were conquered

Tsimuchin didn't know what to do next

There was no purpose to exist

He has lost his last Battle

And died in suffering

Not in a fight, as a warrior

He died in peace

The Legend about Great Chief of Horse Barbarians

About Great Tsimuchin, will forever remains in tribes

Conquered by Him.

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