The Rise Of Hannibal
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The Rise Of Hannibal
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Hear the sounds of a distant time
Echoing voices of ancient tyrants
Hamilcar, son of Cathage
Bestow the seed of the lion broods
From this day
One will rise, many will fall
To seek the throne of sand
Thy perilous nations
Tremble at the hands of your enemies
I've seen your fate
In dreams far away
Oh let the sun shin upon you
Rise my son, avenge thy father
For this glory is built in fire
Father, on this day, I promise to never be a friend of Rome
To treat them as a mortal enemy, this promise I make with my blood!
I am the son of Carthage, and let the blood of Rome
Flow in the oceans of war
Feel the might of Carthage
The power of a thousand spears descending
Beasts crushing the skulls of the enemy
Eternal storms ascend
In honour of my father
We shall rise again
There's no place to die
There's no end in sight
There's only pain, only death
Only one shall reign
Forgotten legends
Lay amongst the wasted lands
Kink of all kings, merciless
Descend upon thy
With might an power
Warriors of the sands
Fear me
For I am Hannibal
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