A Thousand Armies
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A Thousand Armies
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Sunset approaching
My eyes are bleeding by the rays of the sun,
Pulsing as my heart is held captive.
Not even a thousand armies could tear this love apart.
"i will stand tall"
When we escape this tragedy,
The world may breathe.
Our hearts will be set free
"do not set foot on the path of the wicked,
Or walk in the way of evil men."
Recall back to the time of war,
Ready to push onward, no matter the risk.
"we will not back down,
We will not surrender in war"
When we escape this tragedy,
The world may breathe.
Our hearts set free.
We call to the spirits,
" bring our soldiers' home!"
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