Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Glory Bells
Canonical path: /glory-bells/sir-lionheart
Related lyric paths: 6
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Sir Lionheart
Read Sir Lionheart lyrics by Glory Bells on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Sir Lionheart
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Sir Lionheart he looks up to the mountains
and he can see the castle in the hellrain
He raises his sword
when he rides his horse
For the Kingdom of Freedom
He passes through
the river and the fields
He meets the night rider
on the bridge
He raises his sword
when he rides his horse
For the Kingdom of Freedom
The King and Queen
wait for him
and the Christian bells, they call
He hopes it's the last time,
sleeping under the trees
Because he's afraid of
the ghosts and the demons
He raises his sword
when he rides his horse
For the Kingdom of Freedom
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Glory Bells performs "Sir Lionheart", and this lyric page sits inside the Glory Bells catalog on LyroVerse.
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