The Coronation
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The Coronation
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Blow your trumpets, let the feast begin.
Sing for us minstrels tonight.
Let the coronation shimmer and shine
In the golden sun so bright.
In a velvet mantle he takes the oath:
I will protect and serve my homeland
In the name of our lord.
Stand by me and we will prevail
The crowd: Hail!
Remember the words of the old and wise
About what's wrong and what's right
Do you know greed's face, the tongue of the snake
Or the shades of black and white?
Receive the crown
And wear it with pride
With it comes more than just the glory and gold
Embrace the task
To stand by our side
Fight for our freedom with the powers you now hold
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